| A small suburban front garden in North Yorkshire, UK |
Review Notes: This is a very fine strain of dwarf perennial Lupins particularly suited for the smaller garden where its densely packed spikes of flowers will provide lots of colour without taking up too much room. Sown fairly early, in the first year it will bloom in only 15 or 16 weeks from sowing, producing small spikes of flowers on mini plants. In subsequent years, each plant should produce up to a dozen, foot-long flower spikes. |
Plant Type:- Perennial |
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Photographer:- Laurie Pickering, Yorkshire, UK - (NIKON Coolpix 8700 Digital Camera) |
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