plant lupine seeds in fall Sundial lupine (Lupinus perennis) Seeds – Wild Seed Project

plant lupine seeds in fall Sundial lupine (Lupinus perennis) Seeds – Wild Seed ProjectThank you for your orders, this species is now sold out. **At Wild Seed Project, we hold ethical, sustainable collection of seed as a core principle. The supply for this species is very limited. This is why we are working to expand our Native Seed Center and establish more seed increase plots. We plan to grow out more plants from wild stock, and in turn sustainably harvest in larger quantities. We welcome you to learn more and support this effort to

Thank you for your orders, this species is now sold out. **At Wild Seed Project, we hold ethical, sustainable collection of seed as a core principle.  The supply for this species is very limited. 

This is why we are working to expand our Native Seed Center and establish more seed increase plots. We plan to grow out more plants from wild stock, and in turn sustainably harvest in larger quantities.  We welcome you to learn more and support this effort to increase the supply of native seeds for the Northeast.

Please limit your purchase to 2 packets maximum. Thank you!**

A wide-ranging species of eastern North America, though rare in New England and now extinct in Maine. New Hampshire still has a wild population of this lupine. As a result, we cannot ship sundial lupine seeds to New Hampshire or Vermont.

In June, lavender-blue flower spires with charming, radiating leaves make this an excellent landscape and garden plant for hot, dry well-drained infertile soil (will not grow in moist soil). Like most legumes, it improves soil fertility through nitrogen fixation. This wildflower is the sole host plant for the rare Karner blue butterfly. Deer-proof.