These are lupines, a cousin of the Texas bluebonnet.— Texas in Africa
But summer sojourns could fade into memory and panoramic vistas vanish as alpine asters, rosy pussytoes and purple lupines are crowded out by trees.— The Seattle Times
Springtime in Calabasas means the hillsides are covered with soft green rye grass, punctuated with wildflowers - lupines, mustard, and a host of other native plants.— The EDM SuperBlog
This park features a great display of Lupinus sp. (lupines), Layia platyglossa (tidy tips), a bit of Eschscholzia californica (California poppy), and more.— LAist
Philosophy, quantum mechanics, lupines, finance, history, psychology - you name it (you should see our library - close to two hundred linear feet of books.)— MoneyBlogNetwork
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