**Pale Yellow Lupine (Lupinus luteolus)** is a perennial forb native to the Oak Savanna and Upland Prairie ecosystems of southwest Oregon. This species thrives in early to mid-summer, exhibiting attractive pale yellow flowers that add visual interest to natural landscapes. As a nitrogen-fixing plant, Lupinus luteolus plays a vital role in soil health and ecological restoration, promoting nutrient-rich environments for other flora. Its deep-rooting system aids in soil stabilization and erosion control, making it an essential ally in conservation efforts. By supporting pollinators and providing habitat, this lupine contributes to the biodiversity and resilience of local ecosystems. Ideal for prairie restoration projects, planting Pale Yellow Lupine enhances habitat quality while reinforcing the ecological balance. 
 
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