A beautiful dwarf Lupine, Lupinus 'Gallery Yellow' (Lupine) is a popular selection featuring brilliant, erect spikes of densely packed, sweetly scented, bright yellow flowers in late spring - early summer. Rising on sturdy stems above bushy clumps of palmate, bright green leaves, the flowers open up from the bottom over several weeks, hence providing a long blooming period. 'Gallery Yellow' can produce up to 10-12 flower spikes on each plant. Hummingbirds and butterflies are endlessly attracted to them - as are most onlookers!
Yellow Lupine: The name Lupine comes from the Latin “lupus,” meaning wolf. This refers to the folk belief that this plant took nutrients from the soil. Ironically, this plant actually improves the soil because of its nitrogen fixing abilities. The species name “densiflorus,” literally translated “with dense flowers,” refers to the thickly growing blossoms on each stem. Yellow Lupine Germination: To soften the hard coating on these seeds, rub them lightly with sandpaper or soak them in 180 degrees F water overnight before sowing. Sow them in early spring, planting 1/2” deep. Keep the soil lightly moist until germination. For more check us out here!! https://www.etsy.com/shop/UnderTheSunSeeds
15 Yellow Chandelier Lupin Seeds Sunny Yellow Chandelier Lupins that are sure to brighten any garden. Lupins will live for 10 years or more depending on the conditions they are grown in. Perennial For the most reliable results sow seeds indoors, however they can be sown in pots outside a month later. The best time to sow Lupin seeds is around the first week of March. The day before sowing, soak the seeds in a sauce of water. This will hydrate the seeds and result in quicker germination. Transplant to pots when seedlings have 4 or more leaves, normally 2 to 3 weeks after sowing. Alternatively, sow directly after soaking, 1cm deep and sprinkle fine compost on top, watering after sowing. Seedlings should appear in 10 to 15 days. Lupins prefer a moist, well-drained soil but can be grown in most garden conditions. They prefer a full sun position but can be grown successfully in light shade. Lupins grow to a height of 1m to 1.2m (3ft to 4ft) depending on soil and weather conditions. They support themselves, even in windy conditions they do not need staking. They can withstand frost and cold extremely well and will overwinter in all parts of the UK. Typically flowers in May/June and continues flowering until early August if dead headed. The flowers will die from the base of the flower head upwards, the time to dead head them is when two thirds of the flower has died. New, smaller flowers will soon appear extending the flowering season. In early Spring new shoots will appear, clear away any remaining dead foliage to allow new growth. In Winter the foliage starts to turn brown and die down in Winter and there is no need to do anything. The foliage will slowly die back and does no damage. We ship to the UK including Northern Ireland
Find Gallery Yellow Lupine (Lupinus 'Gallery Yellow') in Winnipeg Manitoba MB at Ron Paul Garden Centre
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15 Yellow Chandelier Lupin Seeds Sunny Yellow Chandelier Lupins that are sure to brighten any garden. Lupins will live for 10 years or more depending on the conditions they are grown in. Perennial For the most reliable results sow seeds indoors, however they can be sown in pots outside a month later. The best time to sow Lupin seeds is around the first week of March. The day before sowing, soak the seeds in a sauce of water. This will hydrate the seeds and result in quicker germination. Transplant to pots when seedlings have 4 or more leaves, normally 2 to 3 weeks after sowing. Alternatively, sow directly after soaking, 1cm deep and sprinkle fine compost on top, watering after sowing. Seedlings should appear in 10 to 15 days. Lupins prefer a moist, well-drained soil but can be grown in most garden conditions. They prefer a full sun position but can be grown successfully in light shade. Lupins grow to a height of 1m to 1.2m (3ft to 4ft) depending on soil and weather conditions. They support themselves, even in windy conditions they do not need staking. They can withstand frost and cold extremely well and will overwinter in all parts of the UK. Typically flowers in May/June and continues flowering until early August if dead headed. The flowers will die from the base of the flower head upwards, the time to dead head them is when two thirds of the flower has died. New, smaller flowers will soon appear extending the flowering season. In early Spring new shoots will appear, clear away any remaining dead foliage to allow new growth. In Winter the foliage starts to turn brown and die down in Winter and there is no need to do anything. The foliage will slowly die back and does no damage. We ship to the UK including Northern Ireland
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Authentic color lithograph print from a antique/vintage 1953 children's book. Children's Guide to Knowledge, Maxton Publisher's Inc. Subject matter is flowers: Violets/Lupine Page has illustrations on both front and back, one in color, one in black in white. Pages may have minor defects due to age such as yellowing, minor tears or foxing. Please look closely at photos. Measurement is about 6.5" x 10". Please note that because it is from a book measurements are not precise. Wonderful vintage print that would look great framed in any room of the home. If there are any more questions please feel free to contact me.
Took this picture in my garden.
A great mix for lupine lovers! You get 5 different lupine species in yellow, blue, and a rainbow of other colors.
Video credit to David Domoney for this amazing footage! A rainbow mix of lupine's in 9 colors. Red, Pink , Hot Pink, Peach, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Violet and White. Nothing is quite as mesmerizing as a field of these. This mix contains every possible color. So exciting to see what color each flower emerges as. Lupine can be annuals or short lived perennials, these are perennials that return every spring for for 2-5 years. Plant when temperatures are between 60-85 degrees. THESE WILL NOT GERMINATE IF TEMPERATURES ARE OVER 85 DEGREES. Germination varies quite a bit, between 15 and 75 days. The fastest way to get these to germinate is to place them in an airtight container(the baggie I send them in is perfect) place that in a paper bag and put them in your refrigerator for one week. Then either scratch the seeds with sandpaper or soak the seeds for 24-48 hours before planting. Flower spikes reach 2-3 feet! Growing zones 3-9A Note: All parts of these plants are poisonous to ingest, including the seeds. Buyer assumes liability. Be sure to not allow unsupervised children or pets around them. I combine shipping on all seed orders, you pay one flat fee for as many seeds as you would like for no additional shipping. Orders over $35 for any combination of items in my shop ship for free! All of my seeds are tested and guaranteed. Most of my seeds are fresh off of my own plants.
Lupinus 'Gallery Yellow' ofwel Lupine is een gemakkelijke tuinplant. De Lupinus 'Gallery Yellow' is bossig opgaand tot circa 90 cm. Bloemen in gevulde aren, geel. De bloeiperiode van de Lupinus 'Gallery Yellow' is in de periode van juni tot augustus. U kunt deze vaste plant plaatsen in de zon of halfschaduw. Voor arme, liefst iets zure grond. Uitgebloeide bloemen wegknippen geeft doorbloei. De Lupinus 'Gallery Yellow' is niet wintergroen maar wel goed winterhard. Let op: Maten in centimeters zijn een indicatie en kunnen per seizoen veranderen i.v.m. snoei, achtergebleven groei door het weer of een andere groeiwijze. Niet wintergroene planten sterven af en komen pas in het voorjaar weer op.
Gracing the garden in late spring - early summer, Lupinus 'Masterpiece' (Lupine) features showy, erect spikes of densely packed, sweetly scented, bright magenta-purple flowers with an orange fleck. Rising on sturdy stems above bushy clumps of palmate, bright green leaves, the flowers open up from the bottom over several weeks, hence providing a long blooming period. Vigorously grows up to 28-30 in. tall (70-75 cm) and 18-24 in. wide (45-60 cm).
Lupine and Monolopia in Cottonwood Canyon, Santa Barbara County CA. April 3, 2010 View On Black
Lupine Seeds Lupini Yellow 25 Seeds Perennial Seeds Lupinus Seeds This variety of lupine was new in 2019 and has very bright colors it is a perennial so it will come back year after year in zone 4-8. The Lupini series likes sun and shade areas and is great for container growing or resell. These will get about 10" tall and spread about the same so they are nice compact plants. Humming birds and bees and butterflies love them this is for 25 seeds.
By Matt Gibson Lupine is anything but subtle. It is a vibrant plant decorated with tall, showy flower spires that come in a dizzying array of shades. Lupine appears in various hues of purple, pink, red, white, and yellow lighting up garden beds all over the world in the springtime with its narrow towers of […]
Gracing the garden in late spring - early summer, Lupinus 'Beefeater' (Lupine) features erect spikes of densely packed, brilliant red flowers with yellow flecked standards. Rising on sturdy stems above bushy clumps of palmate, bright green leaves, the flowers open up from the bottom over several weeks, hence providing a long blooming period. Hummingbirds and butterflies are endlessly attracted to them - as are most onlookers!
Extremely robust and vigorous, Baptisia x variicolor 'Twilite' (False Indigo) is an upright perennial bearing spikes of pea-shaped, violet-purple flowers highlighted by lemon-yellow keels. Resembling Lupines, they are borne in erect racemes that extend gracefully beyond the foliage and create a lovely floral display in late spring to early summer. Unusually quick to mature for a Baptisia, three-year-old plants produce upward of 100 flowering racemes. When the flowers fade away, the lovely blue-green foliage, which forms a beautiful broad, rounded shrub, remains neat all season and creates a lovely backdrop for the other perennials in the garden. If left untrimmed, the plant forms interesting seedpods turning charcoal-black in the fall and persisting into winter. Bred at the Chicago Botanic Garden, this hybrid Baptisia is vigorous, tough, long-lived and enjoys a long season of interest.
WallClassics - Hout - Vaste Lupine Plant in het Veld - 60x90 cm - 9 mm dik - Foto op Hout (Met Ophangsysteem) Hoge Kwaliteit Fotoprint op Hout Deze foto wordt geprint op een houtsoort van 9 mm dik dat is opgebouwd uit verschillende hout fineerlagen. Dit hout heeft het PEFC-keurmerk wat staat voor milieuvriendelijkheid. Het garandeert dat het hout uit een duurzaam beheerd bos komt. Hout is geschikt voor binnen en beperkt buiten (bijvoorbeeld onder overkappingen). Hout Inclusief ophangsysteem Houtsoort van verschillende houtfineerlagen Beschikt over PEFC-keurmerk 9 mm dik Geschikt voor binnen en beperkt buiten
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Add these easy-growing native northeast plants to your garden for lots of low-maintenance color through the seasons.
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Point Reyes National Seashore Marin County, CA
Wow! Such a vibrant plant combination to cheer you up for weeks in late spring - early summer! This sparkling mix of contrasting perennials, in terms of color and flower shapes, includes the elegant vertical lines of Lupinus 'Masterpiece' (Lupine) and Verbascum 'Southern Charm' (Mullein), the incredibly showy Camassia leichtlinii 'Blue Danube' (Camass), the glowing Geum 'Prinses Juliana' (Avens) and the particularly beautiful violet-blue blooms of Aquilegia vulgaris var. stellata 'Blue Barlow' (Columbine).
Video credit to David Domoney for this amazing footage! A rainbow mix of lupine's in 9 colors. Red, Pink , Hot Pink, Peach, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Violet and White. Nothing is quite as mesmerizing as a field of these. This mix contains every possible color. So exciting to see what color each flower emerges as. Lupine can be annuals or short lived perennials, these are perennials that return every spring for for 2-5 years. Plant when temperatures are between 60-85 degrees. THESE WILL NOT GERMINATE IF TEMPERATURES ARE OVER 85 DEGREES. Germination varies quite a bit, between 15 and 75 days. The fastest way to get these to germinate is to place them in an airtight container(the baggie I send them in is perfect) place that in a paper bag and put them in your refrigerator for one week. Then either scratch the seeds with sandpaper or soak the seeds for 24-48 hours before planting. Flower spikes reach 2-3 feet! Growing zones 3-9A Note: All parts of these plants are poisonous to ingest, including the seeds. Buyer assumes liability. Be sure to not allow unsupervised children or pets around them. I combine shipping on all seed orders, you pay one flat fee for as many seeds as you would like for no additional shipping. Orders over $35 for any combination of items in my shop ship for free! All of my seeds are tested and guaranteed. Most of my seeds are fresh off of my own plants.
