When I read up on lupines, I learned that they love full sun and well drained, sandy soil. Not surprisingly, that describes the post office plot perfectly. Lupines are difficult to divide because they have a long taproot and don’t like to be uprooted. The taproot brings up nitrogen that improves the soil so is a wonderful neighbor for the daffodils. A potential bonus is that lupines often re-seed and this lupine could multiply over the years. Picture a row of lupines showing up there every May to the delight of the folks who gather to chat outside the Grantham Post Office.
There are a couple of related posts that you might like to read:
9/11/20 Escapees by Terri Munson
6/19/22 A Day Journey to the Land of Lupines by Mark Kendall
10/18/23 Post Office Project by Terri Munson


