Perennial Lupine Flower Seeds (Lupinus) – 150+ Non-GMO Heirloom Seeds by Isla’s Garden Seeds, Tall & Vibrant Blooms, Attracts Pollinators, Hardy & Easy to Grow, Great Gardening Gift

I had GREAT GERMINATION with these Seeds. I will be ordering more for Fall Planting

I really planted them late, so i dont expect them to flower, however all of them grew. From my experience i can tell i will have next year beaitiful flowers!!

According to the product I bought, I was supposed to get nice flowers and while I do like the flowers that came out, they weren’t exactly like in the picture and like on the seed packet. My flowers are tiny but I did 2 different colors. How did I get this from the product being sold????

Every one of these seeds has sprouted and i expect a bountiful display of lupines from them. I recommend this company.

"About item: ...US Regions: California, Mountain, Arid/Desert, Plains/Texas, Midwest, Northern, Northeast, Southeast."The above description implies that the plant is native to California, as well as many other areas of the U.S. However, it apparently is NOT native to California. Rather it is an Eastern US plant. This is important for people who want to grow only native California plants.According to the National Forest service "In the United States it extends from Minnesota and Iowa eastward through the Lake States and New England south through Kentucky, West Virginia, and the Atlantic coast states to northern Florida. From northern Florida its range extends westward to eastern Texas."Unfortunately, I only discovered this after I had planted the seeds.As for the seeds' efficacy and the plant itself (germination rate, hardiness, etc.), I cannot speak to that, since I just recently sowed the seeds.

About 1/3 did not germinate, and I was meticulous. I should have taken before and after pics but I didn’t anticipate being so disappointed lol

seeds have not sprouted to this day....maybe in the distant future

No planting instruction.