Tennessee Smart Yards Native Plants
A comprehensive database of Tennessee native plants
Blue-Ridge Buckbean, Aaron’s Rod, Carolina Lupine
Blue-Ridge Buckbean, Aaron’s Rod, Carolina LupineThermopsis villosaFull sun, medium moisture level, rich soil, moderately acid pH. 3-5 feet height, blooms in spring, yellow flowers.Germination Code: A, H, I. Can take up to 3 years to establish itself from seed.Native Region: Limited to 7 counties in Middle and East Tennessee — Cheatam, Davidson, Williamson, Maury, Cumberland, Blount and PolkShowy lupine-like flowers on a long-lived plant. Easy to grow. Native to forest openings in the Appalachians but is adaptable to rich garden soils throughout the eastern U.S. Needs water during summer droughts. Attracts butterflies.flower;sun;medium;loam |
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