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Wild Perennial Lupine seeds
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A must for all meadows. Loves loose soil, but will grow even in clay in time. Blooms early, along with daisies. Perennial.
Wild Perennial Lupine seeds
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Two of the major wild perennial lupine species of North America are now hopelessly crossed and confused by almost every seed grower. L. perennis, the basic blue wild species has been mixed with the taller L. polyphyllus (originally from the Pacific northwest and also blue) which was used years ago to make the famous “Russell Hybrid Lupines” in reds, yellows, and bicolors. So today, what you plant should be mostly blue, but may show some breaks to the other colors, adding a rainbow to your meadow. The blue-flowered plants are always the most permanent.
No. of seeds per lb: 22,679

Botanical NameLupinus perennis
Common NameWild Perennial Lupine
TypePerennial. Returns each spring from same roots, forming expanding clump. Blooms second spring from seed.
ColorBlue, sometimes a bit red
HeightUp to 4 ft.
Bloom TimeEarly and mid-season
FlowerSpike of sweet-pea-like flowers
Sun/ShadeNeeds full sun.
Soil PreferencesAdaptable, but like all lupines, prefers loose, sandy soil.
Moisture RequirmentsAverage moisture, well-drained.
Where To Grow ItAll regions of North America.
Zones3-9
Indigenous ToMost of the US and Canada east of the Mississippi
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