LUPINE SEEDS
Lupinus polyphyllus
Flowers the first year when started early - Prefers moist soil, cool weather, sun or part shade - In hot summer areas lupines are grown as annuals and are planted in October to flower beautifully in March and AprilGALLERY HYBRIDS SERIES
Lupine Seeds
Each compact 20 inch plant produces up to 10-12 individual spikes of gorgeous sweet pea shaped flowers in late spring and summer. The handsome leaves are divided into many finger-like leaflets. Blooms the first year if started early. Winter hardy to zone 4.
PR00935 GALLERY BLUE
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PR00937 GALLERY PINK
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PR00939 GALLERY RED
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PR09533 GALLERY WHITE
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PR00941 GALLERY YELLOW
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RUSSELL HYBRIDS SERIES
Lupine Seeds
These are the classic lupines, producing spectacular tall flower spikes in late spring and early summer. Winter hardy to zone 4.
PR00943 BAND OF NOBLES MIXED
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Gorgeous flowers of blue, purple, yellow, intense reds, deep pinks, creamy whites and numerous bicolors. Grows 3-4 feet tall.PR12098 RED FLAME
Lupine Seeds
30-36 inch plants carry bright, cherry-red blooms.
PR00945 CHANDELIER
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Yellow flowers top 36-40 inch plants.Sorry, this item is out of stock.
PR00949 NOBLE MAIDEN
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White flowers on 36-40 inch plants.
PR00951 THE CHATELAINE
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Pink and white bicolor flowers. Grows to 40 inches tall.
PR00953 THE GOVERNOR
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Perfect blue and white bicolor flowers on 2-3 foot stems.






How to Plant LUPINE Seeds
Chip seeds with nail clippers or soak in warm water overnight prior to sowing. Sow seeds in peat pots or cell packs and lightly cover. Kept at 65-75° F., germination averages 14-21 days. Can direct sow into the garden in groups of 3 or 4, spaced 24-36 inches apart. Thin to the strongest plant.Comments: Full to part sun Prefers rich, moist soil and mild temperatures. Resists deer and rabbits. Nectar rich flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds.

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