Lupinus noble maiden

Lupinus 'Noble Maiden'

Lupinus 'Noble Maiden' and Potentilla recta 'Alba'... Image:0325120 - Stock photo from GAP Gardens, garden & plant photography

Tightly packed spikes of white, pea-shaped flowers are produced above a shapely mound of deeply fingered, mid-green leaves. These are excellent plants for any garden. They provide the border with strong shape and colour just when spring flowers are fading. Reliable and easy to grow.

Environment Garden section of "Urban Oasis" show garden, designed by Chris Beardshaw, Hampton Court Flower Show 2012. Plants include: Achillea 'Moonshine', Anemanthele lessoniana, Digitalis parviflora, Eryngium variifolium, Pittosporum tobira, Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna', Tulbaghia violacea.

Lupinus polyphyllus 'Band of Nobles Mix' ................... featuring (clockwise from top L): 'The Page', 'The Chandelier', 'The Chatelaine', 'My Castle', 'Noble Maiden' and 'The Governor'

Purple Lupin~ Grows in New Zealand(Middle Earth) So I need some!!!!!!!!

Long spikes of creamy-white flowers. 5ft (1.5m)Amongst the showiest of hardy, herbaceous perennials, the Russell Lupins are unusual in having a colour range embracing the three primary colours, red, yellow and blue. Easily raised from seed, they will flower in the second year (sown early, some will even flower the first season). Hardy throughout the British Isles.

Lupinus A genus of perennials that are part of the massive Legume family which also includes the Acacias and Honey Locust. Most species of Lupine prefer full sun on fertile, slightly acidic, light, well drained soil. Lupines do not like clay. Propagation is from seed which is soaked in water for 24 hours before sowing outdoors during late fall or spring. Either sow them in their permanent place or transplant while small as they do not like root disturbance. Propagation can also be achieved…

Lupinus 'Noble Maiden'... Image:0040305 - Stock photo from GAP Gardens, garden & plant photography

The gardens at Gravetye Manor, with Lupinus 'Noble Maiden' in small bed outsid... Image:1575276 - Stock photo from GAP Gardens, garden & plant photography

Lupinus polyphyllus Russell strain Honored with the RHS Award of Garden Merit in 1937, the regal and lovely Noble Maiden Russell Lupine has long been a cot

Lupinus ‘Noble Maiden’: If you can keep the aphids and molluscs away then Lupins are a joy in the garden but they are tricky and often succumb to an overly wet winter but their spires of puffy flowers are worth the trouble since they add strong vertical forms to a scheme and associate well with lower storey perennials

Find help & information on Lupinus 'Noble Maiden' (Band of Nobles Series) lupin 'Noble Maiden' Herbaceous Perennial from the RHS

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