Lupin Perennial Seeds from Pink or Indigo Flowered Plants
Russel Lupin Seed from purple and pink lupines
seeds- choose from seed from a pink lupin or an indigo Lupine flower
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Not sure what colour flower you will get from either seed but you can choose
Limited amount of seed from the salmon coloured flower
If you’re looking for a showy summer-flowering perennial that will stand out from the crowd, lupine is a sure front-runner. The tall, lush spires of vividly colored flowers are like floral traffic cones, compelling you to slow down and take notice. In addition to their irresistible beauty, lupines are also valued for their ability to flourish in challenging environments, including sandy nutrient-poor soils, high elevations, and areas with cool summers.
Lupins are perennials but they seem to die out after a while.
Zones:
Typically 4-8;
Bloom time:
Late spring to early or midsummer
Length of bloom:
3 to 5 weeks
Height:
1 to 3 feet
Flower characteristics:
A member of the pea family (Fabaceae), lupine flowers are similar to those of pea blossoms but are packed tightly together on conical spikes that stand tall and erect above palmate foliage. The blossoms open from the bottom up and often display more than one color on the same plant, in hues ranging from soft pastels to deep reds and violet blues. After the flowers fade, they are replaced by flat pea-shaped seedpods.
Pros:
Attracts an array of beneficial pollinators to the garden, including bumblebees, honeybees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.
Deer resistant.
Easy to grow from seed and will readily self-sow, which often compensates for their short lifespan.
Like other members of the pea family, lupine can improve soil fertility by fixing nitrogen in the air and making it usable by other plants.