in some cases it is possible to obtain low cost neuter or spay services where a veterinarian offers services at a reduced rate or where a clinic shelter or local government subsidizes the cost which can be as low as $ 20 for neutering or $ 30 for spayingn some cases it is possible to obtain low cost neuter or spay services where a veterinarian offers services at a reduced rate or where a clinic shelter or local government subsidizes the cost which can be as low as $ 20 for neutering or $ 30 for spaying
Lupinus polyphyllus is one of the tallest and most beautiful western perennial species, common to our Pacific Northwest and British Columbia. This is the mostly blue species that is the dominant parent of the most famous lupines of them all.
(See below for the Russell Hybrid story.). Lupine plants are famous for loving sandy soil. (This is why they often grow near beaches and in other other places with light, loose soils.) It's because they form long tap roots, and have to drive that root down deep into the soil. They can succeed on heavier soils, even clay, but the growth will be slower.