Lupine is common in North America and its seeds are edible. It looks like lilac and can be a beautiful element of the composition. How to care for it so that it grows healthy?
Where to plant garden lupine? Take care of the right position and it will grow beautifully
Lupine is quite easy to grow and does not require special care, and is also extremely useful. Lupins in the garden improve the quality of the soil – it increases the nutrient content and makes the soil more aerated. Remember that this one does not like replanting, so you should think carefully about the position on which you will plant it. It grows best in full sun and partial shade, in moderately moist soil with an alkaline or neutral pH.
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How to care for garden lupine? Do one thing and you will stimulate flowering
Although lupine is easy to grow, it requires few care treatments to grow healthily. If we have a tall variety, it is worth taking care of special supports on which the plant will be able to lean. An important element in lupine cultivation is pruning. Remember that faded inflorescences should be cut off to stimulate the plant to develop and bloom. Lupine blooms from July to September and gets along great with nasturtiums, zinnias, sunflowers, alpine asters, Chinese peonies or goldenrods, so it is worth planting these plants next to them. Your flower bed will not only gain an original and beautiful look, but thanks to lupine the soil will be nourished, thanks to which the plants will grow better.
Source: Gazeta
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