What makes a lupine so eye-catching? Start with the shape: tall spires packed with pea-like flowers, often in blues, purples, pinks and whites. Add finely divided leaves and a knack for improving soil by fixing nitrogen, and you"ve got a plant that"s both hardy and useful. Lupines thrive in cool climates, which explains why they spread so easily across parts of Atlantic Canada.
Blooming lupines in Newfoundland
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