Where can you see lupine fields in New Hampshire's White Mountains? If you're looking to see the flowers, the town to head toward is Sugar Hill, the unofficial lupine capital of the New Hampshire.

While the lupines may be prolific in New Hampshire, not all the varieties you see are native. The most common lupine species seen in the state isn't native, but it has naturalized.

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McLean Nature Preserve will hold its annual Lupine Walk at 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 8. Lupines and Golden Alexanders are in bloom. These are the first of the large meadow wildflowers.

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RANGELEY — Historic Rangeley will host the annual Lupine Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 14, on the grounds of the Outdoor Heritage Museum, 8 Rumford Rd. The festival is a ...

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The Kremlin is expanding its military presence in the Arctic and preparing a foothold for resource-driven expansion, according to Andrii Cherniak, a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate ...

Reviewed by Julie Thompson-Adolf The lupine flower, also known as lupin or bluebonnets, is a fast-growing legume that has a tall, showy spire of colorful blooms. Lupine is an annual and short ...

But that’s not to say humans haven’t tried. People have failed to live on the Arctic isle for centuries, with the last settlement occurring in 1951. Ancient Inuit settlements sit alongside a ...