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by - written on 17/08/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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I like big, brightly coloured plants - perennials, for preference, since I don't go for all that 'bedding plants, nemesias - tuberous begonias - surfinas, pop 'em in a planter and wait for them to die' malarkey. Something with interesting foliage and large gaudy flowers, preferably in clashing colours; a plant that grows tall and reliably comes up year after year is what I'm after - so given all that in theory I should love lupins. Hypothetically, I do. My mother had some lovely pink and purple ones in her garden just after my parents first moved into their house, and I know for a fact that it took her years and years of chipping away at that lupin's giant ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/03/08 (Useful, 96 readings)
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Lupins are one of my favorite garden plants but dont seem to be that popular, i havent seen anyone else with them. Lupins are very easy to grow from seed, all you need to do is loosen the soil where you intend to plent them with a small rake, scatter a couple of seeds and rake over again. You need to do this in late february. Lupins are very tall flowering plants which grow to upto 3 1/2 foot sometimes although dwarf breeds are available. Choose your place for these very wisely or you will have beautiful flowers that have fallen over. I always plant mine by the fencing so that if the begin to droop i can tie them to the fence. I dont ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/04/05 (Useful, 772 readings)
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Lovely lupins. lupinus Spires of graceful red, blue, yellow or white flowers thrust upwards into the sky. Lupins are an herbaceous plant belonging to the pea family. This flower is a native of the Mediterranean Lupins are a cottage garden plant that flowers during June to September I personally like the blue ones best. They are a magnificent flower a perennial but be warned the seed is poisonous if eaten. Lupins are best grown in the back of the garden as they are a tall plant some growing to 90cm tall. The spire growing upwards is covered in coloured florets. Lupins can be raised from ... Read the complete review
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