| Author | Content |
Dutchlady1
Naples, FL
(Zone 10a)
March 04, 2008
07:14 AM Post #4620449
| I had lupines all my life until I moved to these hot climes... they are wonderful. Thanks for writing about them. |
doccat5
Fredericksburg, VA
(Zone 7b)
March 04, 2008
08:27 AM Post #4620548
| Great article. Very interesting information. Thanks for sharing. |
Dea
Frederick, MD
(Zone 6a)
March 04, 2008
09:01 AM Post #4620639
| Great article - we have killed so many of these with our warm weather. **sigh** They're just beautiful !
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DiggerDee
Ffld County, CT
(Zone 6b)
March 04, 2008
09:02 AM Post #4620641
| I'm trying lupines from seed for the first time this year. Looking forward to them! Thanks for the article! |
LariAnn
Miami, FL
(Zone 10a)
March 04, 2008
09:34 AM Post #4620706
| Beautiful plants and very informative article! Those of you up north who can grow these give reason for those of us down south who cannot to have zone envy in reverse! |
Seandor
Springfield, MA
(Zone 6a)
March 04, 2008
10:49 AM Post #4621032
| I am also trying lupins from seed - both annual and perennials. Your article makes me eager to see the results :-) |
lilmac442
Millington, MI
(Zone 5b)
March 04, 2008
03:28 PM Post #4622098
| Great article! I love Lupines and had many growing well at my old house. I hope to have the same luck here! |
1cros3nails4gvn
Bluffton, SC
(Zone 9a)
March 04, 2008
04:35 PM Post #4622331
| one june i planted a few lupines from W.Va. in Lexington, S.C. (8a)... they were dead in 4 days... even tho we were in a "cold" spell (cold meaning mid 80's each day) |
