Perennial Catalogue - L

This strain of lupin was bred over a period of two decades between the first and second world wars by George Russell, a maintenance gardener from York in the north of England. They have entranced gardeners for the last 80 years and are likely to do so for another 80. Strong tall stems are closely packed with flowers from late spring into summer. To thrive they need good deep soil, regular watering and planting in a sunny spot. They make spectacular cut flowers. We can only offer mixed colours as single colour strains are unavailable. They make splendid cut flowers.
If planted during autumn our plants will flower next season.