Growing wild by pamknowler

Growing wild

This is a wider shot of the wild lupins which grow all around Lunenburg NS. Wonderful to see these everywhere. For Casablanca who said she hadn't heard of wild lupins. I have tried many times to grow these in my garden but have never been successful.

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@casablanca @weezilou Wonderful memories Louise!!
March 10th, 2018  
they are just so pretty to see.
love how they grow so wild and free.
March 10th, 2018  
Ah beautiful 😀
March 10th, 2018  
Really? You’ve been unable to grow them? I’ve done it. Collect the seeds when the pods are dry...and scatter the seeds where you want them to grow. They should take off and in a year or two bloom beautifully
March 10th, 2018  
So pretty and perfect for the Rainbow!
March 10th, 2018  
Beautiful Lupine
March 10th, 2018  
They are besutiful. I have always thought the looked like giant bluebonnets.
March 10th, 2018  
they are very pretty
March 10th, 2018  
These are beautiful! So much color!
March 10th, 2018  
Wonderful capture of colors
March 10th, 2018  
Very nice
March 10th, 2018  
♥ (Back to you when the guests have gone home...)
March 10th, 2018  
oh they look wonderful!
March 10th, 2018  
I love lupins, lovely shot :)
March 10th, 2018  
Aren't they lovely in the wild, mixed with the little spots of wild yellow flowers
March 10th, 2018  
@casablanca They have the most delicious heady fragrance that fills the room! A bit peppery, rather than sweet, and anyone would love sitting in a room filled with that aroma! Lovely memories, Pam...I was telling Mike and Lana about them...and we think they may come up sometime this summer!
March 10th, 2018  
Lovely shot. Lupins grow wild in NZ too, fabulous swathes of them, so colourful and photogenic. Surprising they won't grow in your garden, we planted a punnet of seedlings one year and now they self-seed everywhere.
March 11th, 2018  
Ahhh...harbingers of Summee. It will come I know
March 11th, 2018  
They are such beautiful flowers. I remember a lot of them in NZ, not so many here in the warmer climate though.
March 12th, 2018  
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