Lupine: Originally named after the wolf, comparing it to a thieving plant because it was thought to steal nutrients from the soil. However she actually improves the soil she’s in by making it richer and the earth more fertile. Often times they’re used to symbolize voraciousness and admiration for life, but also positivity and a new outlook on life. Accepting the change, if you will. Aside from the spiritual side, they possess a wealth of nutritional properties from feeding you to treating nausea, boils, internal bleeding and so on. So here you have it, my little wolf flower.