columbine and lupines





Windywillow
Sunday, May 25, 2008
columbine and lupines
The first thing I see when I come home, just peeking over the front wall, are the lupinus arboreus, the tree lupines. I plant them there to hide the unsightly wall.
Columbine are also in bloom, self seeding themselves here and there. The older ones are very tall this year.
Although I have only pink ones seeding themselves, suddenly a purple-blue one has appeared. How lovely!
Lupines in the morning light, the tops of the flowers glowing in the early sunlight.
4 Comments:
I have never seen a tree lupine it is so pretty. I love the color.I also love columbine. I think we have the same color or I would send you seeds. I will watch mine if I have something different I will collect seeds for you.
wow, those a beautiful!
Your tree lupine is a delightful sight indeed! What a welcome home.
Frances at Faire Garden
We can't grow any kind of Lupine here in the Midwest. Yours are quite stunning. Aren't Columbines wonderful? I have become a bit obsessed with them in recent years.
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