10x Blue Lupine Lupinus Angustifolius Seeds – Striking Blue Spires - Annual

10x Blue Lupine Lupinus Angustifolius Seeds  – Striking Blue Spires - Annual

Known for its tall spires of vibrant blue flowers, the Blue Lupine (Lupinus angustifolius) is a charming annual that will add dramatic colour and graceful form to your landscape. In cottage gardens, wildflower meadows, and borders, these eye-catching blooms produce a lovely vertical accent as they ascend over lovely palmate foliage. Blue Lupine grows to a height of 60 to 80 cm and prefers full sun and well-drained soil. It does especially well on sandy or poor soil. From late spring until summer, the blooms blossom, drawing pollinators such as butterflies and bees. This hardy annual is an excellent choice for environmentally aware gardening because it is simple to cultivate from seed and fixes nitrogen to improve soil. For a natural, long-lasting display of vibrant blue colour, sow straight outside in the spring or autumn.

Growing Instructions:

For summer blooms, sow Blue Lupine seeds outdoors between March and May; for earlier blossoms the following year, sow them between September and October. Lupines do not require extra nourishment and prefer poor to moderately fertile soil, so pick a sunny, open location with well-drained soil. After raking the soil to a fine texture, thinly space the seeds 1–2 cm deep. In ten to twenty days, germination takes place. From June to August, thick blue flower spikes are produced by plants that reach a height of 60 to 80 cm. During dry spells, water, but don't overwater. With its nitrogen-fixing roots, blue lupine is perfect for naturalising, borders, and wildflower gardens. gives eye-catching vertical interest and draws pollinators.