West Country Lupin Range

Great new additions to West Country Lupin range at Fairweather’s

West Country Lupins Lupins hadn’t changed much since the introduction of the Russell hybrids back in 1939. Then in 1996 Sarah Conibear from West Country Nursery saw a Channel 4 programme called ‘Bloom’ which featured Lupins and this inspired her to select the best forms and start to propagate them for sale.

Today West Country Lupins are always a show stopper at Chelsea Flower Show. Bred for uniformity and colour range, West Country Lupins make a great garden plant, as no staking is required. Produced in tissue culture, vigour is evident in production and plants show improved disease resistance.

Fairweather’s Nursery is at the forefront of trialling new varieties out of the labs. We continue to assess the West Country Range and have come up with what we believe is a winning collection, showing strength of growth, colour and wow factor. This summer there will be 9 varieties to choose from, ranging from the deep bold colour of Masterpiece to the delicate pink of Blossom.

Stunning pure white flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Stunning pink and white bi-colour flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Stunning Purple and yellow bi-colour flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Rich custard yellow flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lovely Blossom pink flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Vibrant bright red flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.