Gallery Red Lupine

Gallery Red is a compact lupine with vivid red flower spikes above bushy, palmate foliage. HM.CLAUSE’s Gallery profile describes a first-year-flowering perennial with a long display; exact-cultivar listings place the plant around 20–24 inches tall and 18–23 inches wide. [Gallery Lupine](https://www.clausehomegarden.com/flowers/gallery) · [Gallery Red profile](https://fieldstonegardens.com/products/lupinus-gallery-red-lup100) ## Garden Use The upright, densely packed spikes add early-summer color to borders, mixed beds, cottage gardens, and cut-flower plantings. The Gallery line flowers earlier than Russell lupines and may produce several spikes per plant. ## Growing Grow in full sun or light shade in fertile soil with good drainage. Lupines prefer consistent moisture and can benefit from afternoon shade in hot-summer sites; heat and humidity may shorten their perennial life. [North Carolina State Extension](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/lupinus/) ## Maintenance Water during establishment and prolonged dry spells while avoiding waterlogged ground. Mulch to keep the root zone cool. Remove spent spikes to encourage additional flowers, and tidy the clump after blooming.