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Texas Bluebonnet Seeds

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$13.95
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One of the world's great wildflowers, Bluebonnet is not easy, even in Texas. Once happy, it's spectacular. Annual.

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SKU LUTG
Common Name Texas Bluebonnet
Botanical Name Lupinus texensis
Plant Type/Life Cycle Annual
Seeds Per Pound 15,875
Bloom Time Spring to summer
Primary Flower Color Blue
Light Requirements Full Sun, Mostly Sunny, Half Sun / Half Shade
Estimated Mature Height 8-12 inches tall
Soil Moisture Average, Well Draining
Will Tolerate Sandy Soil, Loamy Soil
Native To North America
Native to Eastern and Southern Texas
Ships As Seed
Ideal Growing Region Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, West, Pacific NorthWest
Zones 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Additional Advantages Perennial is warm regions. Annual in cold regions.
Is It Storable? Yes - You can store your seed in any cool (not freezing) dry place that is not subject to extreme temperature variations.
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Description
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.
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4/24/2010

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

 
4.0

Surprised by its presence in our yard!

By Susie the Watchdog Gardner

from Burneyville Ok

About Me Master Gardener

Pros

  • Accurate Instructions
  • Attractive
  • Hardy
  • Healthy

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Garden
    • Outdoors

    Comments about American Meadows Texas Bluebonnet Seeds:

    Now my husband got it right and I had forgotten all about even ordering the seeds...so thanks for asking for my review. About 5 of the Bluebonnets came up last week and I love them in our Oklahoma backyard. They will drive our OU fans crazy!
    I just hope they will spread because they are beautiful among the Indian Painbrush.
    Thanks,
    Mary A Webb

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    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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    3/26/2010

    (3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

     
    5.0

    Texas marries Tennessee with Bluebonnets

    By Carol in Texas

    from Fort Worth, Texas

    About Me Avid Gardener

    Pros

    • Accurate Instructions
    • Attractive
    • Fragrant
    • Hardy
    • Healthy
    • Lightweight

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Garden
      • Outdoors

      Comments about American Meadows Texas Bluebonnet Seeds:

      My son married in August, 2009, in Springfield, Tennessee on his bride's family farm. There were basil plants, started by the bride, and bluebonnet seeds, instead of rice, for the guests to take home. We tossed them out in the fall, and they are coming up everywhere, in Nashville and Fort Worth and places beyond.[...] and in time for the wedding. These seeds have germinated better than any lupines I have every tried. The bluebonnets are a beautiful reminder of a memorable weekend and a marriage between Texas and Tennessee. I will be ordering more bluebonnet seed this fall for my 2011 garden in Texas.

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