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Bookmark or Share- Lupinus argenteus Silvery Lupine - Montana Native Plant SocietySilvery lupine, or. Lupinus argenteus, is one of seven plants that were collected on July 7, 1806 by Meriwether Lewis, making this the most productive day for plant collecting in Montana.
- Lupinus argenteus (Silvery Lupine) - GardeniaNative to the Southwest, Sierra Nevada, and the Rocky Mountains, Lupinus argenteus (Silvery Lupine) is a fast-growing perennial boasting silvery-green palmate leaves and showy spikes up to 8 in. long (20 cm) of blue to violet, pea-shaped flowers.
- Lupinus Argenteus, Silvery Lupine - American SouthwestLupinus argenteus (silvery lupine) - flower spike and large green leaves. Common name: Silvery lupine. Family: Pea (Fabaceae) Scientific name: Lupinus argenteus. Main flower color: Blue. Range: All the Western states, from the Pacific Ocean to the west edge of the Great Plains. Height: Up to 4 feet. Habitat:
- Silver Lupine - KNPSCarpeting sub-alpine slopes and meadows in western North America, Silver Lupine (Lupinus argenteus), presents a stunning display of lavender/blue in spring and early summer. A member of the pea family, Lupine flowers bloom on spikes rising 8-24 inches above bright green leaves, which are presented in rosettes of 5-9 narrow leaflets branching ...
- Silver Lupine - CalscapeThe evergreen silver lupine provides year-round interest in the garden. 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.
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