Thanks for watching and I’ve been looking for mics those seem like really good mics.

10 years it’s really happy where it’s at.

Your welcome. Glad you loved it.

I did too.

Great to hear, and thank you. More to come.

Thanks for watching. Pacific giants are hit or miss as far as if they’ll come back or not,but they are nice in their own right. Magic fountain series is good, belladonna. If your looking for seed try The Delphinium Society, Blackmore and Langdon, Larkspur Nursery all out of the UK, I’ve had good results with all 3. I’ve heard good things about New Zealand Delphinium seed as well. If your looking for plants we should have some delphiniums available next year. We should all grow more delphiniums.

Thanks, Im glad you enjoyed it.

Same I originally bought my Elatum seed from the UK. They do last longer than the Pacific hybrids

It’s possible, and always worth a shot that’s the grandiflorum strain of delphinium.

Your welcome

Wow those are high I’ve seen some pictures of older types of delphinium some astronomical height like that. Glad to hear that their perennial for you it seems to be more of an exception then the rule for a lot of us.

You’re welcome. If you’re ever interested in some plants, we are working on shipping plants as we speak.

You’re welcome, and if you’re ever interested in plants we are looking at being able to ship plants this year.

Your welcome! They are marked like that everywhere.

Thank you glad, I could help

I’m happy your enjoying growing delphinium. A little bit will always get in. I wouldn’t worry to much about it though. I personally know people that have had the same delphinium for up to 10 years without a problem. It’s been a year since, I shot this video, but typically, I don’t cut the old stalk until another shoot is coming up or when the leaves are starting to die back. Then I’ll cut to about an inch above the ground. Typically crown rot is an issue due to a delphinium not be planted in the right spot, an unusually wet year, or not staking a delphinium which increases the chances of when the flower spike/stalk breaks of it splitting the crown, and it rotting that way.

To help drainage and to help deter slugs which, I typically don’t have a problem with.

You’re welcome and thanks for watching. These don’t self seed all that well with the exception of the species delphinium (Requenieii). If you are thinking about moving them fall or spring. Most plants are poisonous, and you would have to eat delphiniums for it to do anything. We have multiple dogs, cats, kids and wildlife as long as that don’t like munching on random leaves they would be fine.

Hi, Jessica! Your not the first one to ask. I will be doing a video on staking end of this month beginning of June.

Very nice. Alaska is very conducive to growing delphiniums. Thanks for watch and replying, and don’t forget to subscribe.

Us too@

English delphiniums, belladonnas, some species delphinium, grandiflorums, magic fountains. The ones that might have a harder time I think would be the pacific giants or delphinium out of New Zealand. They are some other varieties around the world. Overall delphiniums typically do well in the cold.

@@chrisdreisch6332 Thank you! We bought Pacific Giant "Percival" (there weren't many choices or left in the garden centre). I assume this is perennial? Thanks again!

Your welcome. Yes and no. They are labeled perennial but when they were originally bred they were never bred to be perennial. However I know of people that have them and they come back every year and for others they don’t and they just treat them as annuals. Either way pacific giants are a beautiful delphinium.

@@goodsoilnursery у меня новозеландские дельфиниумы живут уже 15 лет.Сама их вырастила из семян.Отлично зимуют -25.Ежегодно расширяю коллекцию .Против слизней раскидываю яичную скорлупу.

What you could do is put the seed in the refrigerator for about a week so it can go through cold stratification. Make sure to get good seed I recommend Larkspur Nursery, Blackmore and Langdon, and The Delphinium Society for seed I’ve heard good things about New Zealand Delphinium seed as well. Don’t use a seed starting mix it gets to dry, use compost or even potting soil. I use 50 cell plug trays put in the soil from it put more in if needed. Then poke holes roughly a finger nail deep just cover up, and water from below. Best of luck! If you have any more questions let me know.

You can put your seeds inside of a tupperware container,place them on top of a thick layer of paper towel and water them enough to keep the paper towel moist close it up and put them in a dark warm place (room temperature is fine) every other day spray them with water and put them back in about 10 days you should be ready to plant them in pots,once potted put them in a warm bright spot (not direct sunlight) water them as needed and watch your seedlings grow 🌱 ,after they are big enough you can transplant them to their permanent spot.

Hi, if I understand correctly you can get these flowers almost anywhere I get seed from the delphinium society, Blackmore and Langdon, and you can also get seed from dowdeswells delphiniums now called New Zealand delphiniums

@@goodsoilnursery thank you very much

If you’re having a hard time hearing you should be able to hit closed caption. KZfaq does a good job with it

You’re welcome, hope it helps and if you have any questions feel free to reach out