leggy lupin seedlings

If they were mine I would get them in to the ground where you want them next year so they have time to settle in before dying down for the winter. Don't forget they will eventually have about three foot spread though, so need some room.

On the other hand, if they are really small plants (photo?) you may be better over-wintering under cover, but there is still time for them to grow yet.

Someone else may have a different idea.

Thankyou very much for your helpful replies which seem to agree I need to plant them out now. I'll get out there an start planting.  Pam.