| Latin Name | Lupinus argenteus |
|---|---|
| Origin | Native |
| Life Span | Annual |
| Season | Warm |
| Forage | Poor for cattle and fair for sheep before the legumes develop |
| Seeds Per Pound | 12,500 |
Lupine, Mountain
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A wildflower to the foothills and mountains of the western United States. Moderately drought tolerant in cooler mountain environments. Blooms June – October with blue-lavender flowers. Very similar in appearance and growth habit to Silver Lupine (Lupinus argenteus). Grows from 12-20” tall. It can be found at elevations up to 11,000 ft.
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