Lupine
Sundial Bluebonnet

This eastern U.S. native heirloom is cherished for its vivid blue flowers and its critical role as a butterfly host plant.

About Sundial Bluebonnet

An esteemed heirloom variety, this plant, also known by common names like old maid's bonnet and wild lupine, originates from the eastern United States. Its vibrant blue blooms were notably admired by Henry David Thoreau for their unparalleled hue. It thrives in wildflower settings and is excellent for mass plantings, serving as a vital host plant for both Elf and Karner blue butterfly larvae.