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.
