Lupinus Nootkatensis Collection

Lupins {Lupinus nootkatensis} in flower by birch tree trunk, Sweden, summer, Scandinavia

Nootka Lupine, Bird Ridge, Chugach State Park, Alaska, USA
Close up of Nootka Lupine (Lupinus Nootkatensis) at Bird Ridge, Turnagain Arm of Cook Inlet and Chugach Mountains are in the background, Chugach State Park; Alaska, United States of America

Wild lupine in Summer, Azachorok Mountain, Lower Yukon River, Mountain Village, Alaska, USA
Close-up of a wild lupine (Nootka lupine) flower in Summer, Azachorok Mountain, Lower Yukon River; Mountain Village, Western Alaska, Alaska, United States of America

Nootka lupines and Mendenhall Towers, Southeast Alaska, USA
Scenic view of Nootka lupine (Lupinus nootkatensis) wildflowers and Mendenhall Towers, Southeast Alaska; Alaska, United States of America

Field Of Lupine Alongside The Seward Highway (South Of Girdwood) And Alongside Turnagain Arm. Southcentral Alaska, Summer

Composite: Grizzly Sow & Cub Sit In Lupine Along Seward Highway, Turnagain Arm, Southcentral Alaska

Nootka lupins (Lupinus nootkatensis) growing at Faskrudsfjordur, a small fishing village in the far east of Iceland. Lupins were brought to Iceland in 1885 to fertilize soil in land reclamation

Nootka Lupine, (Lupinus nootkatensis), St. Paul Island, Pribilofs, Bering Sea, Alaska

Nootka lupins (Lupinus nootkatensis) growing on shingle. This plant is native to Canada but is well established in parts of the UK, preferring river shingle habitats

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Lupinus nootkatensis, commonly known as Nootka Lupine, is a stunning flowering plant that can be found in various locations around the world. In Sweden, amidst the lush greenery of Scandinavia, these Lupins bloom gracefully by birch tree trunks during the vibrant summer season. Venturing across to Alaska's Chugach State Park, specifically Bird Ridge, one can witness the enchanting sight of Nootka Lupines adorning the landscape with their vibrant hues. These resilient flowers also thrive in Mountain Village along Lower Yukon River and Azachorok Mountain where they paint the scenery with their delicate petals. In Southeast Alaska lies Mendenhall Towers, an awe-inspiring backdrop for another breathtaking display of Nootka lupines. Their presence adds a touch of elegance to this already majestic region. Traveling further south along Seward Highway in Southcentral Alaska reveals a mesmerizing field of lupines stretching alongside Turnagain Arm. The contrast between these beautiful flowers and their surroundings creates an unforgettable scene. Even wildlife finds solace among these blossoms; a composite image captures a Grizzly Sow and Cub sitting peacefully amidst lupines along Seward Highway. This harmonious coexistence exemplifies nature's beauty at its finest. Not limited to North America alone, Nootka lupins have made their way to Faskrudsfjordur in Iceland since 1885 when they were introduced for soil reclamation purposes. Now naturalized throughout Iceland's landscapes, they add splashes of color against picturesque backdrops. Lastly, on St. Paul Island in Bering Sea's Pribilofs lies yet another haven for Nootka Lupine enthusiasts who wish to witness its captivating allure firsthand. Whether it be Sweden or Alaska's diverse regions or even Iceland’s far east village - wherever you may find yourself exploring - keep your eyes peeled for these magnificent Lupinus nootkatensis, as they never fail to leave a lasting impression.