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Lupinus, commonly known as Lupins, are a cherished cottage garden favourite, admired for their vibrant colours and striking vertical form. These hardy perennials bring height, structure, and a bold splash of colour to the middle of your garden borders, flowering beautifully in May and June.
Lupins produce tall, elegant spires densely packed with pea-shaped flowers that open gradually from the base upwards, creating a stunning display that lasts for weeks. Available in a wide array of shades—from soft pastels to vivid purples, blues, and pinks—they bring a classic charm to traditional and informal garden settings alike.
Not only are they fantastic border plants, but Lupins are also ideal for cut flower arrangements, where their unique flower form and rich tones make a real statement in any vase. Their bold, architectural presence is perfect for adding drama to floral displays indoors.
While they may be grown in containers, Lupins truly thrive when planted directly in the ground, where their roots have room to spread. Pot-grown plants often struggle to reach their full potential, whereas those in garden soil tend to be stronger, more robust, and more floriferous.
Whether you're creating a romantic cottage garden or simply want to add a splash of colour and height to your beds, Lupins are a reliable and eye-catching addition that return year after year with very little fuss.
How to plant Lupinus
- Find a sunny position in your garden to plant your Lupins. Dappled shade will be fine.
- Plant Lupinus 10cm / 4" deep.
- Water in as necessary.
Description
Lupinus, commonly known as Lupins, are a cherished cottage garden favourite, admired for their vibrant colours and striking vertical form. These hardy perennials bring height, structure, and a bold splash of colour to the middle of your garden borders, flowering beautifully in May and June.
Lupins produce tall, elegant spires densely packed with pea-shaped flowers that open gradually from the base upwards, creating a stunning display that lasts for weeks. Available in a wide array of shades—from soft pastels to vivid purples, blues, and pinks—they bring a classic charm to traditional and informal garden settings alike.
Not only are they fantastic border plants, but Lupins are also ideal for cut flower arrangements, where their unique flower form and rich tones make a real statement in any vase. Their bold, architectural presence is perfect for adding drama to floral displays indoors.
While they may be grown in containers, Lupins truly thrive when planted directly in the ground, where their roots have room to spread. Pot-grown plants often struggle to reach their full potential, whereas those in garden soil tend to be stronger, more robust, and more floriferous.
Whether you're creating a romantic cottage garden or simply want to add a splash of colour and height to your beds, Lupins are a reliable and eye-catching addition that return year after year with very little fuss.
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Postage cost to the UK (excluding N.Ireland) is £5.50.
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All returns must be returned at your cost within 7 days of receipt.
Payment for the returned goods will be refunded within 7 days of the goods being received by us, less the postage charges.
Planting & Growing Instructions
How to plant Lupinus
- Find a sunny position in your garden to plant your Lupins. Dappled shade will be fine.
- Plant Lupinus 10cm / 4" deep.
- Water in as necessary.
Care Instructions
How to care for Lupinus
- Deadhead after flowers have faded and a second flower phase will emerge.
- In the autumn, when everything has died back, cut off any foliage and stem.
- Lupins will need replacing after about 6 years.
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Description
Lupinus, commonly known as Lupins, are a cherished cottage garden favourite, admired for their vibrant colours and striking vertical form. These hardy perennials bring height, structure, and a bold splash of colour to the middle of your garden borders, flowering beautifully in May and June.
Lupins produce tall, elegant spires densely packed with pea-shaped flowers that open gradually from the base upwards, creating a stunning display that lasts for weeks. Available in a wide array of shades—from soft pastels to vivid purples, blues, and pinks—they bring a classic charm to traditional and informal garden settings alike.
Not only are they fantastic border plants, but Lupins are also ideal for cut flower arrangements, where their unique flower form and rich tones make a real statement in any vase. Their bold, architectural presence is perfect for adding drama to floral displays indoors.
While they may be grown in containers, Lupins truly thrive when planted directly in the ground, where their roots have room to spread. Pot-grown plants often struggle to reach their full potential, whereas those in garden soil tend to be stronger, more robust, and more floriferous.
Whether you're creating a romantic cottage garden or simply want to add a splash of colour and height to your beds, Lupins are a reliable and eye-catching addition that return year after year with very little fuss.
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How to plant Lupinus
- Find a sunny position in your garden to plant your Lupins. Dappled shade will be fine.
- Plant Lupinus 10cm / 4" deep.
- Water in as necessary.
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