The Magnolia ‘Elizabeth’ is best planted in a full sun or partially shaded location

Jordan can tolerate most soil types

or in woodland settings where its feathery plumes enhance the natural landscape

heavily petaled blooms become incredibly heavy when wet

Lupin 'Gallery Blue Shades' Helianthus annuus The Magnolia ‘Elizabeth’ is bestPart of the dwarf 'Gallery' series, this lupin is perfect for the front of the border or smaller gardens, producing densely packed, architectural spikes of rich blue and white bicolour pea like flowers. It offers all the traditional cottage garden charm of larger lupins but on a much sturdier, compact plant that rarely requires staking. Lupins thrive in full sun or dappled shade and prefer well drained, slightly acidic, sandy soils. They have deep