Lupinus caucensis SEEDS

Lupinus caucensis seeds grow into a Caucasian lupin a perennial herb native to the temperate biome of the Caucasus region (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, adjacent Turkey and Russia), growing in mountain meadows, scrub and rocky slopes. A Caucasian endemic lupin with the characteristic palmately compound leaves and racemes of pea-like flowers typical of the genus. The Caucasus is a major centre of Lupinus diversity in the Old World. Produces blue to violet-blue flower racemes. Family Fabaceae.

Full sun; well-drained soils; cool temperate Caucasian montane conditions; cold-hardy.

• Caucasian endemic; mountain meadows, scrub and rocky slopes; blue to violet-blue flower racemes
• Palmately compound leaves; typical perennial lupin; Caucasus mountain flora
• Caucasus (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey) temperate biome; montane habitats
• Genus Lupinus ~280 species; Family Fabaceae
• Full sun; well-drained soils; cold-hardy; Caucasian montane; Family Fabaceae

Lupinus caucensis is the Caucasian lupin an ornamental perennial of the Caucasian mountain flora from one of the most botanically rich regions of the temperate Old World, its blue-violet flower racemes and palmate leaves typical of a genus whose hundreds of species span the entire Mediterranean world and the Americas.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.