What is another word for field lupine?
Pronunciation: [fˈiːld lˈuːpa͡ɪn] (IPA) 
Field lupine is a beautiful flower that belongs to the lupine family. It is also known as the wild lupine or the lupinus campestris. Synonyms for the field lupine include prairie lupine, sundial lupine, and Texas bluebonnet. The prairie lupine is a tall and slender plant with a deep blue flower color and is usually found growing in the grasslands, prairies, and meadows. Sundial lupine, on the other hand, is a small plant that is characterized by its yellowish flowers that resembles a sundial. Finally, the Texas bluebonnet is a state flower of Texas that blooms with blue, pink, and white shades. These lupine varieties have different characteristics and add unique beauty to the landscape.
