Fruivity Russell Lupine Seeds (0.35oz - 1000+ Seeds) - Mixed Color Perennial Wildflower - Lupinus polyphyllus - Heirloom Seeds for Planting, Attracts Bees Hummingbirds,

About this item 🌈 TALL VIBRANT COLOR SPIRES FOR YOUR GARDEN Transform your landscape with the iconic beauty of Russell Lupines. Our 0.35oz packet contains approximately 1000+ heirloom seeds (Lupinus polyphyllus) that produce stunning flower spikes reaching 36-48 inches tall. The mixed blend showcases a rainbow of colors including purple, pink, blue, red, yellow, and white—often with gorgeous bi-color variations. 🐝 POLLINATOR MAGNET – BEES, BUTTERFLIES HUMMINGBIRDS Lupines are essential for a thriving ecosystem. The tall, nectar-rich spires are irresistible to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds during their peak foraging periods in late spring and early summer. By planting these wildflower seeds, you're creating a vital food source for pollinators while supporting local biodiversity. Plus, as a nitrogen-fixing plant, lupines naturally enrich your soil. 🌱 EXPERT GERMINATION TIPS FOR SUCCESS Lupine seeds have a hard outer shell that requires simple pretreatment for best results. For optimal germination (typically 14-30 days), we recommend: Scarification: Gently nick the seed coat with sandpaper or a nail file, OR Soaking: Immerse seeds in warm water for 24 hours before planting Cold Stratification: Sow seeds 1/8 inch deep in well-drained soil, spacing plants 12-18 inches apart 🏆 PREMIUM RESEALABLE PACKAGING WITH INSTRUCTIONS Inspired by the best in the industry, Fruivity delivers your lupine seeds in beautiful, gift-ready packaging. Our packet features a stunning full-color photo and a resealable zipper to keep your leftover seeds fresh for future planting seasons. Complete, easy-to-follow planting instructions are printed on the back—perfect for both beginners and experienced gardeners. ❄️ COLD-HARDY PERENNIAL FOR ZONES 3-9 These Russell Lupine seeds are adapted to thrive across a wide range of climates (USDA Zones 3-9). Plant in full sun to partial shade in well-drained, slightly acidic soil. Sow in fall for natural cold stratification, or in early spring after the last frost. These hardy perennials will return with more abundant blooms each year, creating a self-sustaining display of color. Loading EDP related metadata › See more product details