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Growing Lupinus (Lupine): Spiky Flowers for Acid Soil

Culture

Light: Full sun.
Soil: Moisture-retentive but well-drained, on acid side.
Post-Bloom: Foliage may look tired; cut to ground for fresh leaves.
Pests: Aphids? Spray with insecticidal soap.

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