This dwarf lupin produces thickly packed spikes of white, pea-like flowers in June and July above clusters of delightfully lobed, mid-green leaves. Ideal planted towards the front of a sunlit cottage garden border, as long as the faded flowers are removed promptly the plant will crop a second flush of flowers in September.

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Brand:  Brookside Nursery
Supplied as:  9cm Garden Ready Plant
Habit:  Upright
Eventual Height:  50cm (20")
Position:  Full Sun
Primary Flower Colour:  White
Scented?  No
Plant Type:  Perennial
Botanical name:  Lupinus polyphyllus

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Size guide - 9cm Garden Ready Pot

9cm Potted Plant specially selected and grown in our nursery. Planted in Taupe Grey pots these are fully recyclable, along with the plastic packaging they arrive in.

These are Garden Ready so you can just plant and go, no extra growing time needed, just regular pruning and maintenance to get the best out of your plants, the size is based on the pot and compost volume, foliage will vary from plant type, picture is for illustration purposes only.

Delphiniums, Digitalis and Lupins are quintessential cottage garden plants reaching up to heady heights of around 50-60cms (depending on the variety) and are more columnar than widely spreading, so they work really well planted towards the back of the border to set off other mid-size plants. They also make eye-catching cut flowers for arrangements and displays.

Special requirements - Slugs love to munch on emerging young shoots of Delphiniums and Lupins. If you can deter them without the use of slug pellets, all the better, but if you have to, sprinkle pellets around the base of the plants. You will need to reapply after rainfall.