Growing lupine on

I have just planted lupin seed, when they are bigger can I put them in a large pot outside and put them in the garden next year.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 08/02/2020 @ 12:36 am

If your lupine is a perennial, this shouldn't be a problem. Once they've taken hold in the ground, lupine don't like to be moved, but transplanting the seedlings should be fine.

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