Lupinus argenteus (Silvery Lupine)
From “Native Plants for Birds” Handout: Grows to ~1ft., prefers any light and dry soil. Blooms early- to mid-Summer.
Also good for: nectar, native bees, butterflies, and shelter. Feeds: Grosbeaks, vireos, woodpeckers, jays.
Got some from HPEC spring 2023:
HPEC Description: Height x Width - 2ft. X Spreads
Water Requirements – Low to Medium
Exposure – Full to Partial Sun
Flower Color - Light/Silvery Purple
Bloom - Summer
Wildlife Value - Native Pollinators, especially Hummingbirds & Butterflies
Notes – SEEDS ARE TOXIC IF EATEN BY HUMANS & ANIMALS; Can be used for Bioremediation (look into this)