Large-leaved Lupine | Lupinus polyphyllus






The largest lupine species. Large palmate leaves and showy white-pink to purple-blue pea-like flowers on stalks. Blooms May–August. Caution: all lupine species are toxic to livestock!
Plant Details
| Habitats | Riparian Forests, Shrub Swamp, Shallow Marsh, Wet Prairie | 
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| Habitat Notes | Occurs in seasonally dry to marshy meadows, wetlands and damp forests, along stream banks and ditches, and in disturbed areas. | 
| Phenology | Perennial; flowering May-August | 
| Mature Height | 1-5 feet | 
| Shade Preference | Shade, part-shade, sun | 
| Soil Tolerance | Prefers wet to moist soil. | 
| Special Uses | Attracts insects, bees, hummingbirds; bank stabilization; ornamental. | 






