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LUPINUS
Commonly known as Lupin
FAMILIAR pea-like flowers in a myriad of colours, yellow, blue or white in the tree lupins and all colours, including bicolours, in the perennials.
Genus of about 200 species of annuals, perennials and semi-evergreen and evergreen subshrubs or shrubs. They are found widely distributed in dry, hilly grassland and open woodland on coastal sands or cliffs and on riverbanks in the Mediterranean, northern Africa and North, Central and South America.
Seeds from various species have been used as human and animal feed for thousands of years. With similar protein levels to soybeans, with less fat, gluten-free and packed with antioxidants lupin has great potential.
Like other legumes they fix nitrogen in the soil and can be used for enrichment.
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HerbaceousEarly in the year, typically January till end of March, herbaceous plants might be supplied in 9cm pots to ensure timely despatch.Annuals and perennials.
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Full sun
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Partial shade
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Additional FeaturesGood to knowGrown for the spikes of pea-like flowers in many colours.Pests & DiseasesSlugs, gall, mildew, leaf spot, virus, fungal and bacterial rot.Place of originMediterranean, N. Africa, the Americas.
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Soil ConditionsFree draining sandy soilLight and moderately fertile.
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Toxic - Category B - CAUTIONToxic if eaten(Toxic to pets if eaten)
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Toxic - Category CHarmful if eaten
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WildlifeBee friendlyRabbit Resistant
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Buy Varieties of LUPINUS


LUPINUS arboreus
tree lupin with pale yellow flowers

LUPINUS arboreus blue form
light blue flowers

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'Chandelier'
golden yellow

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'Desert Sun'
golden flowers from cream buds

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'Manhattan Lights'
wonderful tall multicoloured spikes starting purple, turning bright pink and yellow.

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'Masterpiece'
purple with orange markings

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'My Castle'
deep rose-pink

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'Noble Maiden'
white/creamy-white

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'Persian Slipper'
sky-blue flowers in profusion

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'Polar Princess'
pure white flowers from cream buds

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'The Chatelaine'
pink with white flag

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'The Governor'
blue with white flag

LUPINUS Herbaceous 'The Pages'
carmine-red
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