Re: Lupinus palaestinus

Hello Lily --
I'd love to see the picture of this Lupine, but the database interface is 
so huge that it crashes my computer.  Is there a way to get to that one 
picture without having to load the whole database (or whatever that webpage 
is trying to do on my little 56K connection)?
Thanks a bundle,
-- Susannah

At 08:19 AM 6/6/2002 -0700, Lily Ricardi wrote:
>Anni,
>
>Our Intern from Israel ID'd this Lupin as L. pilosus.  Since receiving
>seed 3 years ago, this plant has been knocking the socks off our
>visitors. The only id given me was a lupin from Israel. Debby arrived
>MCBG 2 months ago, and was in a complete culture shock when she stumbled
>upon this Lupin.  She was delighted to see a piece of home in her new
>very different home.  Lupin p. is common to the low lying areas of
>Israel.
>I found this a difficult plant to transplant.  It lives but does not
>thrive nearly as well as when its seeded directly into the garden.
>It doesn't mind our copious winter rain, nor our cool temperatures.
>It's in full bloom, and has been since April.
>You can see this plant  www.biogis.huji.ac.il/query.html
>Lily
>Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens
>39° latitude
>North Coast CA
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