planting russell lupine seeds Russell Lupine Flower Seeds – Jerra's Garden

planting russell lupine seeds Russell Lupine Flower Seeds – Jerra's GardenRainbow Russell Lupine Seeds Tall Cottage Garden Flower Seeds Lupinus polyphyllus Listing is for 1 packet, minimum 30+ seeds ***WARNING*** All parts of the lupine plant, including the seeds and foliage, are toxic. Keep away from children and pets. The buyer assumes all responsibility for the use of this product. Russell Lupines are a beloved perennial flower known for their tall, vibrant spires of blooms in a rainbow of colors, from deep purples and

Rainbow Russell Lupine Seeds – Tall Cottage Garden Flower Seeds
Lupinus polyphyllus
Listing is for 1 packet, minimum 30+ seeds
***WARNING*** All parts of the lupine plant, including the seeds and foliage, are toxic. Keep away from children and pets. The buyer assumes all responsibility for the use of this product.

Russell Lupines are a beloved perennial flower known for their tall, vibrant spires of blooms in a rainbow of colors, from deep purples and blues to soft pinks, yellows, and creams. Developed in the early 20th century by George Russell in England, this improved strain of lupine is prized for its larger flower spikes, longer bloom time, and rich, saturated colors. Hardy and adaptable, Russell Lupines thrive in cooler climates and make a stunning statement in cottage gardens, borders, and wildflower meadows. If you are a hot climate gardener - sow seeds indoors to get a head start and transplant starting in fall to grow through fall, winter, and early spring. Their lush, palm-shaped foliage and dramatic floral towers attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, while also making excellent cut flowers. Perfect for adding height, color, and texture to your garden, these easy-to-grow plants will return year after year once established.

PLANTING
Germination: 14-21 days

Seed Sowing Depth: 1/4 inch

Sowing Directions: Seeds sprout in 14–21 days at 65–75°F. For better germination, soak overnight or gently nick the seed coat before planting. Sow the seeds 4–8 weeks before your last spring frost date. If you are a hot climate gardener - sow seeds indoors in midsummer to grow transplants that will be ready to plant in fall. Lupine has a deep taproot and does not like to have its roots disturbed so sow the seeds in deep containers like a solo cup with drainage holes cut out of the bottom. Sow the seeds 1/4 inch deep. Thin to one plant per cell when the first true leaves appear.