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Delphinium 'Cliveden Beauty'
$6.50
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Site: full sun
Delphinium 'Cliveden Beauty'
Delphinium X belladonna
$6.50
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Description
Cliveden Beauty's soft colouring and light, airy structure bring a romantic and textural element to garden borders and floral arrangements. Blooms in its first year from seed—offering mid-season beauty and effortless elegance. A must-grow for lovers of soft pastels and cottage garden charm.
Please note: All parts of this flowering plant are poisonous, including the seeds. Use caution around children and pets. By purchasing these seeds, the buyer assumes all risks and liabilities related to their use.
Details:
Plant type: perennial
Hardiness zone: 3 - 7
Site: full sun
Planting depth: ¼ in
Plant spacing: 12 in
Plant height: 40 to 60 in
Germination rate: TBA
Seeds per packet: 50
Seed origin: Ontario, Canada
Growing
Site: full sun
Planting depth: ¼ in
Day to germinate: 10 to 20 days
Plant spacing: 12 in
Pinch: not necessary
Bloom time: June to September
Days to maturity: 130 to 135 days
Cold stratify seeds in refrigerator for two weeks before starting seeds. Start seeds indoors 6 to 8 weeks before your last frost date. Seeds can also be sown directly into the garden in late fall or early spring. Harden off and transplant seedlings when weather is still cool.
Harvesting
Delphiniums should be harvested for cut flowers when the bottom third to half of the florets on the main stem are open. This ensures a longer vase life and allows the remaining buds to open gradually.
For drying, delphiniums should be harvested when the bottom two-thirds of the blossoms on the stem are open, and the top third is still closed or just beginning to open. This ensures that the more mature blossoms don't fall off during the drying process.
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Perennial
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Pollinator Friendly
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Cut-Flower