Polar Princess Lupin Packs it isn't demanding and will

it isn't demanding and will do well in shady spots with poor soil

and there is a risk of infection

dappled shade

An excellent ornamental variety

but earlier to fruit and with candles of cream flower in July that the walnut doesn't offer

Polar Princess Lupin Packs it isn't demanding and willVariety: Polar Princess Latin name: Lupinus polyphyllus 'Polar Princess' Type: Hardy herbaceous perennial Flower: Pure white Height: 7590cm Spread: 6575cm Flowering: June to August (with deadheading) Scent: Lightly fragrant Hardiness: Fully hardy (H5) Series: Westcountry. Bred in Devon. PBR protected Sold as: P9 and 2 litre pot grown plants, grown on by us Plant outdoors: Spring or autumn Delivered: Spring and autumn. Collection from Castle Cary also