Lupine eaten by aphids and slugs, there’s nothing left will it survive?
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Lupines were attacked by, from what I saw, aphids and slugs. Few leaf stalks leaf and nothing much. Will they live and sprout next spring?
Check lower stem and roots. Hopefully they’re still intact so you’ll have a good chance.
Just a note. Lupines can be perennial or annual. If it’s annual, it won’t regrow the next year. What’s yours?
“You got to be a gardener to appreciate dirty and muddy hands.”
Just an additional note: Lupines do self-seed. It’s possible to have new lupines next year if the flowers were able to mature to seeds.
“You got to be a gardener to appreciate dirty and muddy hands.”
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