Spiky flower stalks produce beautiful pea-like flowers with purple being the most common color seen in the Boise foothills. Lupine attracts many pollinators, specifically butterflies and hummingbirds.
Many species are native to Idaho and are found in a wide range of habitats. These perennials prefer sandy soil but may tolerate clay. Lupine can be found growing wild in the hills and mountains in Idaho.
This plant has a fire-resistance score of 8, meaning it should be planted 30 feet or greater from your home. Idaho Firewise:
https://gardentronic.com/blog/idaho-firewise-protect-your-home-wildfires/