Lupine | Fall Planted Perennial
Russell Hybrid and Band of Nobles lupine plugs. These statuesque perennials reach 3–4 feet tall, producing dense spires of rosy red, ultramarine blue, ivory white, soft pink, golden yellow, and more. Each tray includes a blend of named varieties—The Governor, Noble Maiden, Chatelaine, Chandelier, My Castle—alongside the vibrant Russell’s Mix, offering a full spectrum of cottage garden charm.
Why You’ll Love Them:
Pollinator paradise—irresistible to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
Cold-hardy in zones 4–7 and perennial with proper care
Nitrogen-fixing roots enrich your soil naturally
Excellent cut flower with long, upright stems
Deer-resistant and low-maintenance once established
Best For:
Back-of-border drama, naturalistic meadows, or storytelling bouquets. Pairs beautifully with foxglove, delphinium, and ornamental grasses.
Caution: All parts of lupine are toxic if ingested. Not suitable for gardens with curious pets or small children. Handle gently when transplanting—lupines dislike root disturbance.
Russell Hybrid and Band of Nobles lupine plugs. These statuesque perennials reach 3–4 feet tall, producing dense spires of rosy red, ultramarine blue, ivory white, soft pink, golden yellow, and more. Each tray includes a blend of named varieties—The Governor, Noble Maiden, Chatelaine, Chandelier, My Castle—alongside the vibrant Russell’s Mix, offering a full spectrum of cottage garden charm.
Why You’ll Love Them:
Pollinator paradise—irresistible to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
Cold-hardy in zones 4–7 and perennial with proper care
Nitrogen-fixing roots enrich your soil naturally
Excellent cut flower with long, upright stems
Deer-resistant and low-maintenance once established
Best For:
Back-of-border drama, naturalistic meadows, or storytelling bouquets. Pairs beautifully with foxglove, delphinium, and ornamental grasses.
Caution: All parts of lupine are toxic if ingested. Not suitable for gardens with curious pets or small children. Handle gently when transplanting—lupines dislike root disturbance.