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Deadheading Lupine Flowers. Removing the spent blooms from the plants can encourage them. Deadheading lupines is a worthwhile garden task. Use a pair of sharp secateurs, scissors or a sharp knife to deadhead your flower spike leaving the leaves well alone. Once the flowers start to fade, you. Ideally, you should deadhead lupins as soon as you see them start to fade. If you do skip deadheading and gather seeds the best time to plant lupin seeds will be in february or early spring. They’ll become extremely droopy and floppy). This process, known as deadheading, encourages the plant to produce a second,. Deadheading lupine blooms after they have spent their flowering season will keep your lupines looking neat and tidy, and encourage them to produce more blooms. Visible signs include a change in colour (e.g. Whether you want to keep your lupins blooming for longer, or hold out for seeds to propagate, follow our tips for deadheading and you won't go wrong. Begin by removing the spent flower spikes. In general, lupines bloom in late spring or early summer and their flowers last for a few weeks. From a bright and vibrant pink to a dull brown) and a change in shape (e.g.

If you do skip deadheading and gather seeds the best time to plant lupin seeds will be in february or early spring. Visible signs include a change in colour (e.g. Once the flowers start to fade, you. In general, lupines bloom in late spring or early summer and their flowers last for a few weeks. Use a pair of sharp secateurs, scissors or a sharp knife to deadhead your flower spike leaving the leaves well alone. From a bright and vibrant pink to a dull brown) and a change in shape (e.g. This process, known as deadheading, encourages the plant to produce a second,. They’ll become extremely droopy and floppy). Deadheading lupines is a worthwhile garden task. Begin by removing the spent flower spikes.

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Deadheading Lupine Flowers Use a pair of sharp secateurs, scissors or a sharp knife to deadhead your flower spike leaving the leaves well alone. Begin by removing the spent flower spikes. Visible signs include a change in colour (e.g. In general, lupines bloom in late spring or early summer and their flowers last for a few weeks. This process, known as deadheading, encourages the plant to produce a second,. Ideally, you should deadhead lupins as soon as you see them start to fade. From a bright and vibrant pink to a dull brown) and a change in shape (e.g. If you do skip deadheading and gather seeds the best time to plant lupin seeds will be in february or early spring. Use a pair of sharp secateurs, scissors or a sharp knife to deadhead your flower spike leaving the leaves well alone. Once the flowers start to fade, you. Deadheading lupine blooms after they have spent their flowering season will keep your lupines looking neat and tidy, and encourage them to produce more blooms. They’ll become extremely droopy and floppy). Deadheading lupines is a worthwhile garden task. Removing the spent blooms from the plants can encourage them. Whether you want to keep your lupins blooming for longer, or hold out for seeds to propagate, follow our tips for deadheading and you won't go wrong.