Blue Lupine

Blue Lupine Lupinus angustifolius is a striking perennial known for its tall spikes of vibrant blue flowers that add vertical interest and bold color to gardens and wildflower meadows. This nitrogen fixing legume improves soil fertility naturally making it a great choice for sustainable gardening. Thriving in full sun with well drained soil Blue Lupine attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies supporting biodiversity while brightening your outdoor space with its elegant blooms.

Usage and Benefits

Blue Lupine is planted in spring or fall requiring full sun and well drained soil. Space plants twelve to eighteen inches apart in rows or clusters for best growth. Water moderately to keep soil moist but not soggy especially during establishment. This variety blooms in late spring to early summer producing flower spikes one to two feet tall. Ideal for ornamental borders meadows or naturalized areas enhancing garden beauty and soil health. Cut back after blooming to encourage new growth. Seeds can be collected for replanting but handle with care as they are toxic if ingested. Store seeds in a cool dry place.

Fun Fact

Blue Lupine has graced landscapes for ages its vivid blue spires a beacon for pollinators and a symbol of resilience in sustainable gardens worldwide.