Lupinus Chandelier

8.50

Frequently Bought Together

Lupinus Chandelier - 2L
+
Caragh Nurseries Multi-Purpose Compost - 50L
Total: 16.50

Description

If you want that proper early-summer drama in the border, Lupin ‘Chandelier’ is a showstopper. Tall, candle-like spires rise above a mound of fresh green foliage, packed with soft, luminous blooms that feel like they’re lit from within. It’s the kind of plant that makes a bed look “designed” even if you’ve only popped in a few.
Perfect for cottage-garden borders, wildlife-friendly planting schemes, and anywhere you’d like height, colour and a little bit of theatre.
Quick Facts
  • Botanical Name: Lupinus ‘Chandelier’
  • Plant Type: Hardy perennial
  • Position: Full sun (best flowering), tolerates light shade
  • Soil: Moist but well-drained soil; avoid waterlogging
  • Height x Spread: Approx. 80–100cm x 40–60cm (at maturity, conditions dependent)
  • Flowering: Late spring to summer
  • Wildlife: Loved by bees and other pollinators
  • Great For: Borders, cottage gardens, cutting gardens, mixed perennial planting

Why we love it

Elegant height, without feeling heavy
Those upright flower spikes add instant structure and lift through the middle or back of a border.
A pollinator magnet
Lupins are brilliant for bringing movement and life into the garden—expect plenty of bee visits on warm days.
Beautiful in a vase
Cut a few stems for indoors (leave plenty for the bees) and you’ll get that classic, country-house look in seconds.

How to plant & care (Caragh Garden Notebook)

  • Planting: Choose a bright, open spot and dig in a little compost to help it settle quickly.
  • Watering: Water well after planting and during dry spells in the first season.
  • Support: In exposed gardens, a discreet stake can help keep tall stems upright.
  • Deadheading: Snip off spent flower spikes to encourage repeat flowering and keep the plant tidy.
  • After flowering: Let the foliage feed the roots—this helps next year’s display.

Styling tip

Pair Lupin ‘Chandelier’ with airy grasses, roses, foxgloves, nepeta, or geraniums for that layered, romantic border look—soft around the edges, bold in the centre.

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