This Legendary lupin carries tall flower towers in soft rose shades, the classic cottage garden spire.
The spikes reach 60 to 90cm and rise from hand shaped mid green leaves through the summer flowering season, giving a border the vertical lift that mounded perennials cannot. It works as well in a large patio container as in a bed, and the flowers bring in bees and other beneficial insects. Deadheading the spent spikes promptly often earns a second flush later in the summer.
Supplied as an established plant in a 3 litre root ball, ready to go straight into its final position. Plant in sun or light shade in well drained, slightly acid to neutral soil, spacing plants 45 to 60cm apart for the best effect. Water regularly while it settles, then cut the foliage back in autumn to keep things tidy over winter.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Lupin, garden lupin
Fully Grown Height and Spread: Flower spikes reaching approximately 60 to 90cm tall
Perfect For: Cottage borders, mixed perennial beds, large containers, cutting
Foliage: Palmate, mid green leaves
Flowering Time: Summer
Planting Position: Full sun or light dappled shade, and happy in a large container
Soil Type: Well drained, slightly acid to neutral soil. Avoid heavy chalk and ground that sits wet through winter
Hardiness: Fully hardy, staying outside all year
Maintenance: Low. Deadhead the spent spikes promptly for a second flush, and cut the foliage back in autumn. Lupins are short lived and usually need replacing after three or four years.
This Legendary lupin carries tall flower towers in soft rose shades, the classic cottage garden spire.
The spikes reach 60 to 90cm and rise from hand shaped mid green leaves through the summer flowering season, giving a border the vertical lift that mounded perennials cannot. It works as well in a large patio container as in a bed, and the flowers bring in bees and other beneficial insects. Deadheading the spent spikes promptly often earns a second flush later in the summer.
Supplied as an established plant in a 3 litre root ball, ready to go straight into its final position. Plant in sun or light shade in well drained, slightly acid to neutral soil, spacing plants 45 to 60cm apart for the best effect. Water regularly while it settles, then cut the foliage back in autumn to keep things tidy over winter.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Lupin, garden lupin
Fully Grown Height and Spread: Flower spikes reaching approximately 60 to 90cm tall
Perfect For: Cottage borders, mixed perennial beds, large containers, cutting
Foliage: Palmate, mid green leaves
Flowering Time: Summer
Planting Position: Full sun or light dappled shade, and happy in a large container
Soil Type: Well drained, slightly acid to neutral soil. Avoid heavy chalk and ground that sits wet through winter
Hardiness: Fully hardy, staying outside all year
Maintenance: Low. Deadhead the spent spikes promptly for a second flush, and cut the foliage back in autumn. Lupins are short lived and usually need replacing after three or four years.
Seasonal Interest: Late spring and summer
Type: Hardy herbaceous perennial
Delivery & Returns
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