Lupin – Pink – Guide & Ordering

Lupin in pink. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Lupin – Pink, an Elegant Flower for Every Occasion

Lupin – Pink is a beautiful and stylish flower that transforms both your home and bouquet into something truly special. With its characteristic pink colour and stately plant, Lupin – Pink is a natural focal point that will make everyone stop and admire. This flower is perfect if you want to create an elegant setting without spending too much time on arrangements.

Lupin – Pink blooms in early summer and brings a fresh, summery feel to your home or garden. Lupin – Pink is not only beautiful – it's also practical and quite easy to care for when you know how.

Care and Growing Conditions for Lupin – Pink

Lupin – Pink thrives best in a sunny spot with plenty of light. The flower prefers moderate watering, making it suitable if you're not the most dedicated plant carer. Just make sure the soil doesn't dry out completely, but also avoid overwatering – this can cause the stem to rot. With these simple tips, your Lupin – Pink will stay fresh and beautiful for much longer.

Lupin – Pink as a Gift and Decoration

Lupin – Pink is a wonderful flower to give as a gift or to get for yourself at home. With its impressive appearance and lovely pink colour, Lupin – Pink is perfect when you want to impress without having to go to much trouble. Whether it's an ordinary Monday or a special occasion, Lupin – Pink is a valuable addition to your flower collection. Send a bouquet of Lupin – Pink to someone you care about, or treat yourself to this wonderful flower. Lupin – Pink is simply a smart choice for anyone who loves beautiful and practical flowers.

Quick facts – Lupin – Pink

Colour
pink
Latin name
Lupinus polyphyllus
Type
garden perennial
Flowering
june-july
Light
full sun
Water
moderate
Height
60-120 cm
Vase life
5-7 days
Scent
mild
Toxic to Pets
yes
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FAQ about Lupin – Pink

What kind of soil suits lupins best?
Lupins thrive in well-drained, slightly acid to neutral soil with a pH of 5.5-7.0. They dislike limy and waterlogged soil. Lupins fix their own nitrogen, so the soil does not need much fertiliser.
How often should lupins be watered?
Water regularly during the growing season, especially in dry spells, watering deeply but letting the soil dry slightly in between. Established lupins have a deep taproot and cope fairly well with dry spells.
When and how should lupins be pruned?
Cut faded flower spikes back to the first side shoot to encourage a second flush and prevent self-seeding. In late autumn, cut the whole plant down to ground level once it has died back.
Which pests and diseases can affect lupins?
The lupin aphid can form large colonies on stems and spikes, so rinse them off or remove affected parts. Slugs and snails love young plants, and root rot occurs in wet soil.
Are lupins hardy?
Yes, garden lupins are fully hardy perennials. The plant dies down above ground in autumn but the roots survive the winter. Lupins are fairly short-lived and are best renewed from seed or cuttings every few years. Note that lupin seeds and plants are poisonous.

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