Lupinus luteus (Yellow lupine): bee-friendly bloomer
Yellow lupine, once a forage crop, is now sporadically used as a green manure. This one-year-old is a decorative plant with large, fragrant sulphur-yellow flowers throughout the summer.

Sow directly outdoors in March or May.

Blooms from June to August. Enrich the soil with organic material for optimum growth.

Originally from Southern Europe, grows well in dry, sunny soil.

With its sunny appearance and bee-friendliness, it is a must-have for every garden.