Westcountry™ Tequila Flame Lupine

Westcountry™ Blacksmith Lupine

Brawny upright flower spikes feature periwinkle blue and white petals that can reach up to 3' in height. The flowers are most prolific in May and June but if deadheaded and fed, the flowering period can be extended into fall. Plant in full sun to part shade. Adaptable to most soil types except where there's standing water. Great for butterflies and hummingbirds while also being deer resistant. An excellent cut flower. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 ft.

Westcountry™ Desert Sun Lupine

Westcountry™ Manhattan Lights Lupine

Features showy flower spikes of yellow and purple in late spring to early summer. Can take full sun though prefer afternoon shade with hot summers. Toxic to animals. Great as cut flowers and borders Best planted in large groups and a protected area from wind.

Westcountry™ Masterpiece Lupine

Stunning magenta-purple flower spikes with orange flecks appear in late spring/early summer and last for up to 2 months on stalks that are much sturdier than older varieties. Deadheading spent blossoms will encourage a new flush faster and the flowers are great for cutting.Loved by pollinators and deer resistant. The attractive foliage is equally sturdy and forms mounds of large leaves Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 ft.

Westcountry™ Persian Slipper Lupine

Brawny upright flower spikes feature periwinkle blue and white petals that can reach up to 3' in height. The flowers are most prolific in May and June but if deadheaded and fed, the flowering period can be extended into fall. Plant in full sun to part shade. Adaptable to most soil types except where there's standing water. Great for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds while also being deer resistant. An excellent cut flower. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 ft.

Popsicle Mix Lupine

Bold upright clusters of pea-like flowers in mixed colors. Palmate leaves are a good dark green. Flowers bloom white, pink, red and blue in late spring.

Westcountry™ Rachel de Thame Lupine

A bigger, better rendition of a summer border classic, this extraordinary hybrid produces a fantastic display of tall, showy flower spikes. Lush foliage with big clusters of dramatic bicolor pink and white blooms make a huge impact in patio containers or flower borders. An excellent cut flower! Deer resistant and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 ft.

Russell Lupine Mix

Westcountry™ Red Rum Lupine

In a shining example of less-is-more, a fleck of white enhances the rosy red of these oversized, bicolor flower spikes. Plant in a group for a thrilling sunny bed of red. Towering Westcountry Lupines also make dramatic cut flowers. Attracts bees, butterflies and even the occasional hummingbird. Blooms late spring to early summer. Dependable naturalizer, appearing annually with regularity.

Staircase™ Blue Lupine

Staircase™ Dark Blue and Yellow Lupine

Showy, dense flower spikes of dark blue and yellow add a colorful vertical accent to perennial beds. Unlike most lupine, the Staircase™ series doesn't require cool temperatures to flower, making it a great selection for warmer climates. An excellent cut flower.

Staircase™ Orange Lupine

Staircase™ Red and White Lupine

Westcountry™ Terracotta Lupine

A bigger, better rendition of a summer border classic, this extraordinary hybrid produces a fantastic display of tall, showy flower spikes. Large,rusty colored blooms emerge from lush foliage to make a huge impact in patio containers or flower borders. An excellent cut flower! Deer resistant and loved by butterflies and hummingbirds. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 ft.