Lupine – Small Flowered Bi-Color

$2.50$294.95

Small Flowered Bi-Color Lupine is native to western North America ranging between British Columbia and California and west of the Cascade Mountain Range.  This flower is found to grow in open prairies at low elevations.  When in the Northwest, plant this lupine outside during the fall for the best results.  Most natives need cold weather to initiate germination.  Many natives take longer to get out of the ground and grow, so allow 2-3 years for full establishment.  Patience is necessary when growing native flowers.

The broadcast rate for seeding is 40-50 lbs per acre.

The seed drill rate for seeding in rows is 20 lbs per acre.

Purchasing Options PriceQuantity
Small Packet $2.50

Covers approximately 5 square feet.

5 Gram $3.00

Covers approximately 25 square feet.

1/32 Pound $12.00

Covers approximately 70 square feet.

1 Pound $78.00

Covers approximately 2,180 square feet.

2 Pound $117.98

Covers approximately 4,356 square feet.

5 Pound $294.95

Covers approximately 10,890 square feet.

Scientific Name

Lupinus bicolor

Product Type

Native Flower

Color

Blue, Purple

Cycle

Annual

Origin

NW Native species

Height

4-24"

Bloom Season

Spring

Weeks to Bloom

8 to 9 weeks

USDA Zone

7 to 9

Seeds Per Pound

29,000

Seeding Rate (lb./acre)

20

Pollen/Nectar

Nectar, Pollen

Pollinator(s)

Bats, Bees, Beneficial Insects, Birds

Notes

Small Flower Lupine is native to western North America

Planting Season

Fall

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