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How To Grow LUPINS From Seed For Cut Flowers

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Thank you for watching my latest video! My name is Sarah and I am a flower farmer in East Yorkshire, UK. I am in my 6th season of flower growing and I love sharing the highs and lows with you here on RU-vid!
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@countrygardensns9262 2 года назад

Lupins. Oh my goodness. They grow wild here in Nova Scotia, Canada. The highways here are lined with them. All different colours. I have them in my gardens as well. Good luck with them.

@nivalia Год назад

Video starts at 3:59.

@danvitesse Год назад

Ive planted some next to my potatoes the lunpines look beautiful but they also keep the pests away from the potatoes and attract pollinators to my croft.

@debk6598 2 года назад

Thank you for the video! I’m in Colorado (clay soil) and mine always do well. I just drop the stalks that I deadhead in the bed and they will re-seed from that

@ECole-le7we 11 месяцев назад

I like lupins, because they look like a flower out of a Dr. Suess book! And the fact that they will stretch toward the light even after picking is so Dr. Suess-ish!

@TheFragrantBunch 2 года назад

I've never clicked Like on a video so fast! You definitely inspired me to grow lupine this year, and I collected some wild lupine seeds last year as well. They grow nicely here in Oregon, USA. I sowed them just a week ago and they sprouted beautifully. I can't wait to make flower bouquets of my own this year. Thank you Sarah!

@ElderandOakFarm 2 года назад

Your lupines are absolutely gorgeous! Idk what it is about that structure, but I just LOVE that in a flower! Same as with snapdragons- I love how they are shaped, & how they get smaller towards the tip, & the colors open up gradually... idk I just love it! & you have some gorgeous photos of them also!

@msmaddox2918 2 года назад

The dark purple lupine is my favorite! 💜

@theirishcailin333 2 года назад

Looking forward to watching. I got a great surprise a few weeks ago. One of my lupins self seeded and i see i have about 20 baby lupin plants 😁 and just today I see more popping up

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

That is awesome!

@Orchid93090 Год назад

I found Lupines through your chanel and am forever thankful !!!

@AHomesteadingHustle Год назад

I had no idea Lupine will bend toward the light! What an interesting fact! Thank you!

@glendashields9834 2 года назад

Thank you Sarah for sharing your knowledge another great seed starting method to try and your lupins from last year looked amazing. Good luck for lovely blooms again this year.🥰

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

Good luck with yours too!

@TL-cm5bd 2 года назад

I’m growing lupins for the first time this year because of your videos! They’re so pretty!

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

Good luck with them!

@ahavarichardson5426 2 года назад

I have planted approximately 90 Lupine so far! Have many more to sow yet! They are Russell's lupine!! I might try different types next year as well! Good luck to all!

@mmladyg 2 года назад

Hello from the PNW, Washington State. Lupines are wild here!. Beautiful work, as always.

@allenbeachy3511 2 года назад

I grew lupines for the first time last year and fell in love with them! Thanks for sharing! Anne

@kathrynmettelka7216 2 года назад

I may try some this fall. Currently in Central Texas we're having brutal heat, over 100F every day. Your lupines look dramatic as well as lovely.

@debjanibhowmick5870 2 года назад

I am trying it for the first time. Thank you for sharing🙏🙏🙏🙏

@angelinarose6064 2 года назад

I love lupins but never realized they were used as a cut flower also. As soon as I say your last video I was thinking I'm going to grow a ton of lupins this year. I was never fussy about the pink ones but they look fantastic in your bouquets.

@AJsGreenThumbLLC 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing your lupine seeding process with us. I have pretty great germination success winter sowing them. I will sow some more this weekend....They do not flower for me in the first year either.

@notalkjustnails6101 2 года назад

I love Lupins! I recently saw an Acanthus hungaricus in a garden and mistook it for a Lupin. It looks really masculine and interesting. I dont know about vase life, but it is definitely a perennial.

@virginiastephen6310 2 года назад

Hi Sarah, thank you for all of your videos! I'm a flower farmer as well. I haven't grown these yet, but they do look so beautiful. Well done! I've heard of using beer for slug control through the gardener's workshop. I know she used to offer a slug trap that you pour it into. Lisa has so much valuable information on her website and she's all about education. Hope this helps, happy growing! 💐

@grannynjim6626 2 года назад

I love lupins and have 3, and if our garden was bigger I would definitely have more. I do actually like the purple ones 😀 x

@normasommerville2603 2 года назад

Interesting to watch your Lupin sowing Sarah. I have mine germinating in a cool greenhouse. They are the ones used as a green manure but such a beautiful colour of pink and lilac blue. I did have problem with greenfly on them last year so will keep an eye out for ladybirds and send them in that direction 🐞🐞🐞

@cindyseeley2 2 года назад

Great Video, and stunning Lupins 😍

@bluetreedog1205 Год назад

Thanks great vidéo lupins now going on my seed order. Nice touch about turning the vase cheers

@Anjali-ew1oe 10 месяцев назад

Thank you Sarah. Love ❤️ from India🇮🇳.

@vanessaeden8174 4 месяца назад

I've never soaked mine just sowed them in pots straight from the packet. Always germinated😊

@kelseystengel8241 2 года назад

Beautiful flowers

@daniellegrows2498 2 года назад

This was very helpful! Thank you!

@sharonmohon3275 Год назад

I have winter sowed some a year ago here in zone 5….I transplanted them when they had several leaves into my garden…that year the just grew a little, only 2 plants came back this year, but very healthy….I think they will bloom….they say 1st year is they sleep, 2nd year they creep, third year they leap.

@linniebabe99 2 года назад

Fab video…I just love lupins 😍😍😍

@roxananunez4238 2 года назад

I just found your videos and subscribed.I love lupins and I will grow it forsure next year thank you 😊

@katehayward2822 2 года назад

I really love lupins but I’m in constant battle with the slugs. I’ve never thought of using them as a cut flower - for some reason that seems so extravagant. Definitely going to grow more so I won’t mind sparing some for the vase

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

Hope you win battle against the slugs and get to pick some!

@laurasilvera3766 2 года назад

I sew a lot of lupine last year in July (winter here) and they started growing nicely. After frostI planted them in my flower bed, now we are in summer and the still haven’t flowered…

@denissesantamaria8194 2 года назад

Thank you for making this video! Inspired by you I’m attempting artichokes and lupins this year!

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

love that!! Artichokes are the best!

@ahavarichardson5426 2 года назад

Waiting on my Artichoke seeds, can't wait to put into a bouquet! Sarah was the 1st I saw use it in a bouquet!

@Betty-qd8st Год назад

I grew these from seed, and the flowers were small. Most didn’t bloom. But the plants had good vigor , so I’m hopeful they will come back.. FYI all I did was put the seeds in soil and I had great germination.

@callumkerr3123 2 года назад

Lupin 'Sunrise'... A braw smellin' floo'r!

@videomandan26 2 года назад

slugs are my lupin nemesis and mice for everything else im hoping this year is better :-)

@maryhow9898 2 года назад

Can’t wait to see them!🥰

@petalpusherfarm4189 2 года назад

Great content Sarah! I was just going to ask you about how you started your Lupines.

@kristaweed5510 2 года назад

I love your bouquets and would love to know where you buy your blue tissue paper?

@gardenonthemoors 2 года назад

Brilliant, I love lupins! Ours are putting on loads of growth already (Cornwall) which is so exciting

@itsci 2 года назад

I should’ve watched this first before sowing them 😩

@susanstewart1402 Год назад

Why am I complicating my garden? Lupins grow like mad here (zone 3A!!) .. I have bare patches in my flower beds so, I should grow more Lupins, of course. Thank you for the inspiration.

@firsttimemommy3735 6 месяцев назад

First year growing Lupine! So excited will they bloom this year? Started them a couple weeks ago. Thank you for sharing! New subscriber here! ❤ I hope to grow my fresh cut flowers this year!

@kristinleitner7828 2 года назад

I'm so glad you did this video!!! After seeing your lupines from a previous video it made me want to grow them! How many stems do you get from one plant?

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

I'm not sure actually, I will make a note to count this year but I imagine is was around 4/5 in the first year.

@mariaanaliereyes2956 2 года назад

Love your channel

@ElderandOakFarm 2 года назад

Ooh I bet that purple would go great with some "Echo Blue" & "Echo Blue Picotee" lisianthus! I grew those 2 varieties last year & they seem the same shade!

@itsmewende 2 года назад

Lupines and Foxglove are my all time favorites, just something about any flower with a long stem =^)

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

I've not had much success with foxgloves in the last couple of years, something always happens to the plants over winter. Hopefully I will get a few this spring. I love the peachy colours!

@itsmewende 2 года назад

@@bloomandgray Honestly last yr was the first mine actually survived the summer. I'm shocked they still look ok with the winter we've had. I did put a thick layer of mulch around them. Maybe that's made the difference.?

@georgelee1181 2 года назад

@@itsmewende yes

@janminton7864 2 года назад

Sarah, I was wondering if you still had your worm farm and if so, how's it doing? Loved this video on lupins and am going to order me some seeds to try. Love all the gorgeous arrangements you create. You're so very talented. Good luck with this years growing season!!

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

Hi Jan, yes we are loving the worm farm, I have been looking at the vermicompost under the microscope today and we actually have plans to make it even bigger than it is now! Glad you enjoyed the video :)

@jessicaworks6940 2 года назад

I was just trying to decide if I wanted to sow the whole pack. Curious if they'll do well in my climate ❤️

@abigailfolkes1830 2 года назад

I wished I'd know about putting them in hot water, I got told to sand the shell of the seed, needless to say I did and took off quite a bit of skin on my finger and thumb, it worked but the hot water method seems alot better.

@pattiepitts5893 11 месяцев назад

OMG those deep purple are beautiful. Halloween hostess gift…just sayin 😊

@kellykilfeather 2 года назад

You can get 90 lupin band of nobles seeds for 99p at premier seeds direct. Chiltern seeds charge £2.65 for 61 seeds. Chiltern can be a bit overpriced. I’ve been getting whatever varieties of veg/flowers I can from premierseeds seeds for more than a decade now and great germination / quality. Seekay horticultural are similarly priced, similar quality too. Whenever I see something on chiltern I like, I double check if I can get it elsewhere for cheaper 😉

@deniseegginton4649 2 года назад

I love lupins as well and am going to try and grow this year. Is your green house heated please. Thank you for your advice...loved your video

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

Good luck with them! My greenhouse isn't heated x

@deke1490 2 года назад

Hello, I have a question. I wanted to plant lupins, but then realized that they prefer acid soil, do you have acid or alkaline one? Because yours are BEAUTIFUL 😍

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

It’s been a while since I had this field soil tested but when it was last tested in 2018 it was 6.9.

@deke1490 2 года назад

@@bloomandgray Thanks 🙏

@jolenebowick9052 2 года назад

Thank you for this video Sarah! Do you remember how often you needed to transplant the lupines before they made it into the ground?

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

Probably once or not at all. I usually plant things out quite small

@jolenebowick9052 2 года назад

@@bloomandgray thank you! Also, thank you for these tutorials!

@evelynbishop9382 Год назад

Sarah ~ Thank you so much for these seed-starting tutorials. Very clear instructions. 🥰

@Marstepolovsky 2 года назад

Germinating some now.

@amandahines5078 Год назад

I’m nervous to transplant mine into bigger pots

@janpapworth7956 2 года назад

Those stems looked really strong. What spacing will you use? I always think they will be too space greedy for my allotment rows.

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

I think they’re 12 inches apart

@lilacDaisy111 Год назад

Oh, dear. I planted my lupins in trays yesterday, and I didn't do the soaking thing. Hmph!!!

@pinnaclefarms4640 2 года назад

Is your greenhouse heated? What are you night time lows right now?

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

No it’s not heated, low temps of below 5 degrees Celsius

@mapleleafbarn 2 года назад

We have clay soil here, too! We would love to grow these, but haven't grown them yet! Definitely saw some slugs in our area as well, so we might use those pellets! Off subject, but Sarah do you suggest putting worm castings in a raised bed growing set up?

@ragnhildwadahl6171 2 года назад

Is there a particular species? In Norway they are a ( loved by gardeners) pest, they very invasive, and are forbidden to sell seeds or grow, because they invade the habitat of wildflowers and they die out. I am going to sow a legal lupin, a eco green manure blue lupin, not as showy, but hopefully a nice filler at least.

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

I’m not aware of this issue in the UK! These seeds are available from my usual cut flower seed seller and don’t come with any particular warnings.

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

After a quick google I see that it has been a problem in Scotland!

@Katrosemarie Год назад

Love the pink tiles where are they from and the name 💗

@kristincochran4658 2 года назад

What spacing will you plant them out in your bed? I followed your tutorial and have mine ready to go out but need advice on spacing..thx!

@annwaters9484 Год назад

I live in Arizona which has full sun and is very hot in the summer in between the monsoons (heavy rain). I'm curious if you irrigate or water each plant? Do they need a lot of water? Thank you! :)

@bluetreedog1205 Год назад

Do the have a good vase life ?

@NJGardengirl1961 2 года назад

I love Lupines as well! They're native here in the US. Did you use your own vermicompost already?!!

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

It’s not my own, I met a nice guy in the village nextdoor who was a worm breeder! He gave me a bag of vermicompost to try.

@krystynam4076 Год назад

do they cross polinate?

@cherylbeswick7327 Год назад

They flowered weekly in the first year? This confused me slightly. I've just sown some and I'm wondering if they will flower this year or next?

@bloomandgray Год назад

‘Weakly’ you might get some small flowers 🌸

@ElderandOakFarm 2 года назад

Are lupines cut & come again/branching? Or do they just send out 1 stem per plant?

@chevyjules2925 2 года назад

Start 7:51

@glendathegoodwitch6987 Год назад

1/4 of the way in, and I still don't have a clue about how to grow Lupines. I know how you feel about them, and that you once didn't like them, but now you do, and they bloomed in autumn, but I don't know what you did to grow them.

@bloomandgray Год назад

Hey, guess what, I wasn’t born a filmmaker, it takes time to learn how to make good videos. I’m a grower not a teacher, some people follow my videos because they like my journey, some people just want the info. Maybe some patience and thoughtfulness wouldn’t go amiss.

@nowirehangers2815 8 месяцев назад

@@bloomandgrayyou’re doing a GREAT job There are gardeners and then there are people who grow things. Gardeners have patience.😂

@care7663 2 года назад

Beautiful! What is the apricot/orange flower @ 1:30 that kind of looks like a single zinnia?

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

It’s a geum, the variety is Mai Thai 🙂

@denisececil8762 2 года назад

Do you grow the lupin in fabric or mulch with out landscape fabric?

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

It’s in landscape fabric

@susansmith1053 2 года назад

When your seeds are in a jar of water for 1 to 3 days is that kept in the dark or light?

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

Just in the light on the kitchen worktop 😁

@WeArePoleGem 5 месяцев назад

☠️❤never loved poisanous soooo much☠️💋

@mariaanaliereyes2956 2 года назад

Where do you buy your seeds

@janeburrill6115 2 года назад

In my opinion lupines are not desirable as a cut flower. They attract aphids a lot and then you get them inside and on your good plants. Where I live in Atlantic Canada they are a beautiful wildflower and we look forward every spring to the flower show along our highways. But I put them in a flower garden and they reseeded prolifically.... seeds dropped in amongst other perennials... they have an extremely long ,strong taproot and thus are difficult to remove . So if one does want to grow them ,give them a space to themselves 😏

@AmandaHoranGoBookYourself 2 года назад

Mine are covered with aphids every year. Do they do any harm?

@bloomandgray 2 года назад

Yes they suck the sap from the plant and it causes stunted growth and weakness.

@AmandaHoranGoBookYourself 2 года назад

@@bloomandgray But you don't spray yours to get rid of them?

@nowirehangers2815 8 месяцев назад

Buy ladybugs

@chappy55asmr89 Год назад

Too much talking before hand.

@nowirehangers2815 8 месяцев назад

Patience is a gardeners friend You obviously just grow things

@jeanchapman3911 8 месяцев назад

@@nowirehangers2815 i have no idea what you mean by I just grow things. No need for U to take offense I was just sharing some constructive feedback for her.