Lupinus includes annuals, perennials, and shrubs, characterized by palmate foliage and prominent terminal racemes of flowers that resemble those of peas.

Lupinus 'Yellow Boy'

Lupinus (Heritage Range Group) 'Tom Tom the Piper's Son'

This series features sturdy biennials or short-lived perennials characterized by upright spikes of aromatic blooms. The flowers appear in various hues, including blue, pink, cream, red, and yellow, with some exhibiting bicolored patterns. Flowering occurs in early summer.

Lupinus Band of Nobles Series

This assortment of compact, clump-forming perennials reaches a height of approximately 50 cm. They feature vibrant green, palmate foliage with narrow leaflets. From early to mid-summer, these plants produce upright spikes adorned with lightly fragrant, single or bicoloured blooms available in a variety of shades, including red, pink, yellow, blue, and white.

Lupinus Dwarf Gallery hybrids

The Lupinus Gallery Series consists of compact, clump-forming herbaceous perennials that reach a height of up to 50 cm. They feature palmately divided leaves that are mid-green in color. Beginning in early summer and continuing for an extended duration, these plants produce upright flower spikes measuring approximately 25 cm. The blooms come in five distinct colors: blue, pink, red, yellow, white, and a mix of all these hues.

Lupinus Gallery Series

Lupinus Legendary Series is a compact, clump-forming perennial known for its robust green leaves. Throughout the summer, it produces dense spikes of pea-shaped blooms available in five distinct colors: blue, red, rose, white, and yellow.

Lupinus Legendary Series

Lupinus Lupinova Cutie ('Et Lpn 709') (Lupinova Series)

Lupinus Lupinova Lyanna ('Et Lpn 813') (Lupinova Series)

The Lupinus Minarette Group consists of compact perennial plants that typically reach heights of about 60 cm. These plants feature broad, green palmate leaves that are segmented into narrow leaflets. From early to mid-summer, they produce upright flower spikes that may display single or bicoloured blooms in various shades, including red, pink, yellow, purple, and white.

Lupinus Minarette Group

Lupinus Mirakel hybrids

Lupinus New Golden Jubilee mixture

Lupinus Pixie Delight (mixed) is a group of compact annual plants, reaching approximately 40 cm in height. They feature palmate green foliage, segmented into slender leaflets. From early to late summer, these plants produce upright spikes adorned with fragrant, pea-like blooms in various shades of pink, purple, blue, and white.

Lupinus Pixie Delight (mixed)

Lupinus Rachel de Thame ('Wclradeth' PBR) is a clump-forming perennial that reaches a height of up to 85 cm. It features palmately divided foliage, creating a lush green backdrop. From early to mid-summer, this plant showcases upright spikes adorned with tightly clustered bicolour flowers, exhibiting alternating pink and white stripes.

Lupinus Rachel de Thame ('Wclradeth'PBR)

Lupinus Terracotta ('Wclterr' PBR) is a clump-forming perennial that reaches a height of up to 90 cm. Its leaves are palmately divided, providing a lush green backdrop. From early to mid-summer, it produces tall spikes adorned with tightly clustered, peach-hued flowers, which feature yellow and dark pink markings on the upper petals.

Lupinus Terracotta ('Wclterr'PBR)

Lupinus Woodfield hybrids are upright, clump-forming herbaceous perennials that can reach heights of up to 1.5 meters. They feature palmately divided leaves in a soft green hue. During the summer months, these plants produce elongated flower spikes that showcase a variety of colors, including deep blue, deep pink, light pink, purple, red, salmon, white, and yellow. The flowers may appear as solid colors or in bicolored arrangements.

Lupinus Woodfield hybrids

Lupinus Woodfield's new generation hybrids

Lupinus albicaulis

Lupinus albifrons

Lupinus albifrons var. collinus

Lupinus albifrons var. douglasii

Lupinus albifrons var. emineus

Lupinus albifrons var. flumineus

Lupinus albo-coccineus

Lupinus albus is a diverse, bushy annual that can reach heights of approximately 80 cm. Its palmate leaves are segmented into as many as nine slender leaflets, while both the stems and the undersides of the leaves are covered in fine, soft hairs. In early summer, it produces upright spikes adorned with pea-like flowers that range in color from white to deep blue. After flowering, the plant develops seeds that are edible when properly processed.

Lupinus albus

Lupinus albus 'Arthur'

Lupinus albus 'Celina'PBR

Lupinus albus 'Clovis'PBR

Lupinus albus 'Dieta'

Lupinus albus 'Figaro'PBR

Lupinus albus 'Frieda'PBR

Lupinus albus 'Lucille'

Lupinus albus 'Lucyanne'

Lupinus albus 'Ludet'

Lupinus albus 'Lunivers'

Lupinus albus 'Morana'PBR

Lupinus albus 'Tennis'PBR

Lupinus albus 'Victor Baer'PBR

Lupinus alopecuroides

Lupinus alpinus

Lupinus angustifolia 'Ildigo'PBR

Lupinus angustifolius is an upright, bushy annual that can reach a height of approximately 1 meter. Its foliage consists of a whorl of slender leaflets. In summer, it produces compact spikes of purple-blue flowers resembling those of peas, which are succeeded by seeds that can be processed for consumption.

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