lupinus perennis (sundial lupine, wild lupine, blue lupine, blue bonnets) native Size:1 litre

lupinus perennis (sundial lupine, wild lupine, blue lupine, blue bonnets) native Size:1 litreother common names: indian beet, old maids bonnets compact spikes of showy flowers blue violet flowers with a white, central streak occasionally flowers are pink or white black, seed heads follow once the flowers finish smooth, palmate leaves are bright green bloom time: late spring to early summer native to ontario zone 3 height 35 40cm spread 40 45cm colour violet, purple (deep) will thrive in a dry, well drained, sandy or gravelly soil, in full sun

spread 20-30cm

white petals surround yellow stamens

prune plants mid to late summer to promote continuous blooming into the fall and to maintain shape

height 90-125cm

phlox paniculata grows best in an average to moist

bloom time: late mid-season

canary-yellow

flat-topped heads of purple-pink flowers

a compact cultivar dome-shaped heads of showy

spikes of sulphur-yellow flowers

drought tolerant

part of the sheridan 'green series' developed and introduced by sheridan nurseries