By Patfran
Leicestershire,
United Kingdom 
Whilst out walking the dog, I saw an unusual shrub in someone's front garden. The flowers werejust like Lupins and the leaves were like small lupin leaves but the whole thing was definately a shrub. Is there a 'Tree Lupin' ? I cannot find it in any of my books, help please. Thanks.
20 Jun, 2012
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There is not only the usual yellow one, (oh yuk) there is also the version I have which is a descendant of the plummy blue seeds that I bought from Mr. F. If you would like some seeds please let me know and I can send you some, but I have recently moved my plant, it was a self set growing in the tree onion bath. so it may not flower this year.
21 Jun, 2012
I will have seeds of a purple and white one, if 2ndhand has none this year.
21 Jun, 2012
Thanks everyone, I shall have to decide ifI have room for one before I go any further. I was just curious. Thanks again,Patfran.
21 Jun, 2012
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