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Texas Bluebonnet Seeds (Lupinus texensis)

1/4 LB

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$17.95 ea.

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Grow this world-famous wildflower as a novelty, but don’t expect the natural splendor Texas enjoys. These flowers, coupled with a few other famous species, make the Texas spring truly one of the world’s top natural wildflower shows. Away from home, bluebonnets are notoriously picky and slow to perform. By the way, officially, several lupine species are called “Texas Bluebonnet” and qualify as the Texas state flower; however, this is the most popular one. For surefire lupine meadow color, choose one of the easier non-bluebonnet lupine species, such as L. succulentus.
No. of seeds per lb: 15,875

Botanical Name: Lupinus texensis

Common Name: Texas Bluebonnet

Type: Perennial in warm areas. Grown as annual in colder regions.

Color: Bright blue and contrasting white

Height: Under 2 ft.

Bloom Time: Early season

Flower: Spike of sweet-pea-like flowers

Sun/Shade: Needs full sun.

Soil Preferences: Adaptable, but like all lupines, prefers loose, sandy soil.

Moisture Requirements: Average moisture, well-drained.

Where To Grow It: Can be grown in any region, but best in Texas.

Zones: 3-8

Indigenous To: Eastern and Southern Texas


	Texas Bluebonnet Seeds (Lupinus texensis)

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