In 2003, I bought two packages of lupin seeds in Oregon.
Every year I spread more of the seeds and now I have lupins all around the house. The biggest lupin bed is in the middle of the field.
The bees particularly love the lupins' sweet scent.
I'm not sure they're all the same seeds. These blue ones are partially white.
And in the middle of the pile is a purple and yellow lupin.
These pink ones are likely from a bunch of seeds my dad got me in the Maritimes some years back.
And I have no idea where this smattering of white lupins appeared from.
The purple ones are varying shades of purple and blue. Aren't they all so pretty?
In 2003, I bought two packages of lupin seeds in Oregon.
Every year I spread more of the seeds and now I have lupins all around the house. The biggest lupin bed is in the middle of the field. 
The bees particularly love the lupins' sweet scent.
I'm not sure they're all the same seeds. These blue ones are partially white.
And in the middle of the pile is a purple and yellow lupin.
These pink ones are likely from a bunch of seeds my dad got me in the Maritimes some years back.
And I have no idea where this smattering of white lupins appeared from. 
The purple ones are varying shades of purple and blue. Aren't they all so pretty?
3 comments:
And, they fix nitrogen from the air!
They are so gorgeous!!! I love lupines.
"Hand over your lupins!"
(Monty Python)
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