I'm pretty sure this is some kind of Lupine, but what kind??
Found this nice little specimen in Julington-Durbin Preserve.
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2 comments:
Maybe Lupinus villosus... Lady Lupine. 8-]
That is what I thought it looked like, just from pictures though. I was curious and looked for Lupine species. They are SO beautiful!!!
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