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Weed Description: A perennial
herb with distinctively divided leaves and attractive flowers that may reach 2 feet in
height. Perennial lupine and many other Lupinus species are usually very
poisonous to livestock. This plant is usually found in the woods or along the edges
of woods. Leaves: Leaves are divided into 7 to 11 leaflets that arise from a central point (palmately divided). Individual leaflets may reach 2 inches in length and 12 mm wide. |
