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Lupinus albifrons. From a low dome of tiny, silky, silvery blue-green "lupin" leaves, arise short, stumpy spikes of gorgeous blue and white flowers. This little gem looks exotic and tender, but is completely frost-hardy, and if pot grown, and starved, can win many a prize!
Silver Lupine, White-leaf Bush Lupine, Evergreen Lupine. Very showy and fragrant, Lupinus albifrons (Silver Lupine) is a fast-growing, evergreen perennial shrub boasting silky, gray to silvery palmate leaves and narrow, elongated clusters of blue to magenta, pea-shaped flowers.
Found on dry, rocky, sunbaked slopes, chaparral, open grassland, dry meadows, sandy or cobbly streambanks, ridges, and openings in oak woodland and coniferous forest. Very attractive to bees, including bumble bees. Native to California and Oregon. Very deer resistant!
Lupinus albifrons is a broadleaf semi-evergreen perennial shrub with blue foliage. In spring purple flowers emerge. Attracts bees and butterflies making it an excellent addition to pollinator gardens.
Individual flowers present different shades of purple or blue and have broad wings and banners. The fruit is a legume seed pod that bursts open when dry shooting the seeds in all directions. Ecology: grows in open, sandy or rocky slopes and flats, mostly below 5,000 feet of elevation.
Silver lupine, also known as White-leaf bush lupine, Evergreen lupine, Abrams' lupine, Douglas' silver lupine. Silver lupine is a resilient plant accustomed to dry, well-drained soils, making it fairly easy to care for.
A member of the pea family, it has attractive silver-green leaves that add a pop of color and texture to the garden. In the spring, it boasts large flower spikes that range in color from pale blue to deep purple. The blooms are attractive to pollinators, especially bees.
