GENERIC Texas Blue Bonnet (Lupinus texensis) 1 gram Seeds for Planting, Open Pollinated, Heirloom, Non GMO, Lupine, Bluebonnets, Texas Lupine, Buffalo Clover, Wolf Flower · Fabaceae - DOVLY PROJECT

• You will get 1 gram of Texas Blue Bonnet (Lupinus texensis) Seeds for Planting, Non GMO, Heirloom, Open Pollinated, Texas lupine, LUPINE PERENNIAL FLOWER, Velvety, palmately compound leaves Texas Bluebonnet, Lupinus texensis, is a low-growing Texas icon. In spring, blooming Lupinus texensis is a common sight along roadsides and fields and is increasingly cultivated in sunny front yards. They do not require much fertilization, the watering requirement is minimum and are drought tolerant. However, besides these low maintenance qualities, seed germination rate of blue bonnets is low. In Texas, bluebonnets are planted in the late fall, the plant grows deep roots and overwinter and starts to bloom in spring. But in cooler zones, sow seeds in spring after the last frost date has been passed. It is the easiest of the species to cultivate, usually growing up to 18 inches tall and equally wide, with flowers held higher.