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Lupinus succulentus * Succulent Lupine, Arroyo Lupine 

Lupinus succulentus is likely the most easily grown Lupine.  Arroyo Lupine prefers disturbed areas.  I have seen it coming up as a weed in construction sites just a few weeks after the soil has been cleared.   I ask for it in wildflower seed mixes because it is so successful in disturbed locations and because it give such rapid coverage.   Lupinus succulentus blooms form mid-winter through mid-spring.  The banners of the flowers change color from white to purple as they get pollinated.  A signpost to keep the bees informed.  I often plant Arroyo Lupine with the yellow Chick Lupine because the later blooming Chick Lupine spreads out the season and gives an interesting change of color.

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Lupinus succulentus, Arroyo Lupine

 

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