Delphinium Seeds Suitable for autumn & winter

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Description

With its robust cold resistance, Delphinium stands strong even under snow-covered landscapes. Its flower spikes can grow up to an impressive two meters, resembling soaring swallows against a backdrop of vivid sky-blue petals.

Whether adorning your balcony, yard, or pots, this plant is versatile and resilient. Plant now to witness its growth during winter and enjoy a blossoming floral spectacle in spring

Don't miss the opportunity to create a stunning garden with this extraordinary beauty. Explore the seed link below and bring the magic of Delphinium to your space!

Excellent for border plantings, as well as cut flowers, it's no wonder that Delphinium is a cottage garden staple!

Plant Type: Perennial flower Perennial Flower
Scent: sweet Sweet
Fill Weight (grams): 0.25 0.25
Days To Bloom: 100-120 days 100-120 Days

When to Plant Delphinium Seeds
Plant delphinium seeds in fall or winter.

Where to Plant Delphinium Seeds
Delphinium plants like full sun to part shade and they will grow quickly. They thrive in average soil and cool weather.

How to Plant Delphinium Seeds
Although not required, delphinium seeds can benefit from a special treatment called cold-wet stratification 1 to 2 weeks before planting.

Delphiniums are difficult to transplant, so it is best to sow the seeds directly into the garden in case there is any danger of frost. Lightly cover the delphinium seeds with 1/8 inch of soil. Space the seeds 4 inches apart, and after germination, space the seedlings to 10-12 inches apart. Keep the soil moist to encourage rapid growth of delphiniums.

How to Care for Delphiniums
During dry periods, water once or twice a week. Apply an all-purpose fertilizer once a month until after flowering. Stakes may be necessary to keep them from buckling under the weight of the flowers. Delphiniums are very susceptible to frost, fungal diseases (especially sclerotinia) and mold. Insects shouldn't be a problem, but if there are, use an all-purpose repellent. Delphinium can be toxic to some animals, especially cattle!

Do delphiniums reproduce?
Delphiniums multiply quickly . The plant will at least double in size next year. If too large, the plants will have to be divided again the following year.

How to keep delphiniums blooming all summer?
To keep delphiniums in bloom, you'll need to cut off the main stem once the petals start falling off . Then, fertilize the soil and water the remaining side shoots. Trimming your delphiniums can help them bloom all summer long, and it can also bring some lovely cut flowers into your home.

When growing tall and linear plants, you may have problems with them collapsing.
Use supports: Glue some sturdy poles, stakes, or metal frames around the plants. Insert them into the soil and anchor them to main stems or important branches for extra support.

Embrace Plant Grid: Set up or install a plant grid around your plants to let the stems interweave with the grid, adding stability and preventing them from tipping over.

Pruning and Pruning: Prune regularly to promote branching and side shoots, enhancing overall structure and stability.

Improve soil: Make sure the soil is rich in organic matter, maintains proper moisture, and is well-drained, which promotes healthy growth and root development.

Wind protection: In windy areas, consider using wind screens or fencing to reduce the impact of high winds on plants and protect them.