Mojave Lupine (Lupinus sparsiflorus), also known as Coulter's Lupine, is an attractive annual wildflower that grows in the deserts of southern Utah. While it is not as showy as some of our native mountain lupines, it can grow with far less water, making it the ideal choice for xeric gardens and hot areas. It also improves soil and attracts many pollinators and predatory insects, making it an ideal choice for plant guilds around fruit trees. Plant in dry prairie plantings, xeric beds or borders, rock gardens, dry pollinator beds, or around fruit trees. Mojave Lupine is a beautiful spring companion plant for california poppy and globemallow. Like other lupines, all parts of this plant are toxic to humans and animals. 
Photo Credit: John Fowler
 
Each seed packet contains 0.5 grams, or approximately 20-25 seeds.