Lupine
Huge spikes of densely packed flowers in a rainbow of colors.
From the Texas Bluebonnet to scores of others, we have wild lupine species all over North America. They're all beautiful, but not until a certain Englishman named George Russell went to work and created the world-famous "Russell Lupine" hybrids did they become garden favorites. Now, instead of just blue (and a few yellow) native flowers, we have reds, whites, purples and endless bi-colors, thanks to Russell's work. And since his time, other hybridizers have "improved" them further. For example, the top favorites today are all shorter than the originals, which were quite tall. A gardener favorite is the famous group of "Gallery Lupines," which have the color range of the Russells, but on shorter plants. No perennial garden should be without lupines and their spectacular spikes of late spring flowers, plus distinctive "palm shaped" foliage.
We also have the seeds of Texas Bluebonnet, Arroyo Lupine, Golden Lupine & Wild Perennial Lupine.
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Lupine Gallery Mix
These are the world-famous multi-colored lupines everyone loves. Growing to about 18 inches tall. (Lupinus)
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Lupine Gallery Blue
Gallery Blue is the most popular perennial garden lupines, growing 18-24 inches tall. Even rich blue color. (Lupinus)
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Lupine Gallery Pink
Gallery Pink is the most popular perennial garden lupines, growing 18-24 inches tall. Even-colored pink flowers. (Lupinus)
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Lupine Gallery Red
Gallery Red is the most popular perennial garden lupines, growing 18-24 inches tall. Even rich red color. (Lupinus)
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