LUPINUS succulentus (Arroyo Lupine)

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Lupinus Succulentus commonly known as ‘Arroyo Lupine’ is a species of lupine also known by the common names ‘Hollow leaf annual lupine’, ‘Arroyo Lupine’, and ‘Succulent Lupine’. It is native to California, where it is common throughout much of the state, and adjacent sections of Arizona and Baja California. The...
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Lupinus Succulentus commonly known as ‘Arroyo Lupine’ is a species of lupine also known by the common names ‘Hollow leaf annual lupine’, ‘Arroyo Lupine’, and ‘Succulent Lupine’. It is native to California, where it is common throughout much of the state, and adjacent sections of Arizona and Baja California. The most water tolerant of all Lupines, it is popular as a native landscaping plant. Lupinus succulentus is used cultivated as an ornamental plant, for flower borders, native plant and wildlife gardens, and in natural landscaping projects.

Number of Seeds Max Coverage Area (Square Ft.)
1OZ 938 50
1/4LB 3,750 200
1/2LB 7,500 400
1LB 15,000 800
5LB 75,000 4,000

Scientific Name: Lupinus Succulentus

Common Name: Arroyo Lupine

Plant Type: Annual 

Family: Fabaceae or Leguminosae

Native Range: Native to California, Adjacent sections of Arizona and Baja California 

Height: 12-48 "

Spread: 12 "

Habitat: Grassy flats and slopes below 2000 ft

Zone: 1-10

Exposure: Full Sun 

Blooming Season: Spring to Summer 

Attracts: Beneficial Insects to garden, Butterflies, Humming Birds, Bumblebees

Resistant: Deer, Drought Resistant 

Flower Shape: Flowers are densely spaced on flowering stalks 

Flower Color: Purple, Violet, Lavender 

Moisture: Average 

Water Requirement: Watered daily until the seeds germinate 

Soil Type: Moist clay or heavy soils 

Soil pH:  6.0-8.0 pH

Advantage: Easy to grow and thrives in almost all areas 

Uses: Flower Borders, Wildlife Gardens, Landscaping projects 

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