'Gallery Mix' Lupinus polyphyllus (Lupine)

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2610 Redbud Trail

Niles, MI 49120

269.695.2959

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8a - 8p

9a - 1p

Saturday:

8a - 6p

8a - 8p

9a - 1p

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Lupine ‘Gallery Mix’
Lupinus polyphyllus (‘Gallery’ Series)

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Type: Perennial

Zone: 4-6

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EXPOSURE

Full Sun to Part Shade

BLOOM SEASON

Blooms late spring to early summer

SIZE

18"-20"

15"-18"

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Cultivar Notes -

Gallery Mix

These are the world-famous multi-colored lupines everyone loves. Spikey clusters of pea-like flowers in mixed colors. Palmate leaves are a good dark green. Flowers bloom white, pink, red and blue in late spring.

Series Notes -

Gallery

This compact mixture produces flowers in nearly every shade of the rainbow, including white, pink, yellow, red and deep blue. As these are biennial or short-lived perennials, allow some plants to set seed for future generations, or trim back hard after flowering is over. Flower spikes are great for cutting.

Genus Notes -

Lupinus

The remarkable genus Lupinus is found to be native to all 50 U.S. states; it is rare to find a person that does not love the tall spires of flowers that can be found in solid and bicolor patterns. Unsurpassed early summer color with dense spires of pea-shaped flowers.

Lupines really come into their own during warm, sunny days and cool nights and look especially lovely when grown in masses with similar varieties. A memorable sight for any garden lover, these beautiful plants grow into well-established clumps, with several stems rising up out of a single base. A bouquet of Lupines has no equal!

Plants grow best in cooler climates. Deadhead old flowers to promote rebloom.

Lupine ‘Gallery Mix’Lupinus polyphyllus (‘Gallery’ Series)

Lupine ‘Gallery Mix’
Lupinus polyphyllus (‘Gallery’ Series)