Thank you I’m gonna try this today- my delphiniums reseeded all over the place and some are growing fast in front of other flowers and blocking their sun. 🤞🏼🤞🏼
thank you for your informative videos on growing new zealand delphiniums! delphiniums are my favorite flower. i had never heard of the new zealand's. i just ordered seeds from you and i can't wait to use your expertise in growing new zealand delphiniums! i heard you on my favorite podcast "sustainable flowers" with heather and clara!
Thanks for the detail on this. I guess for me it is necessary to sacrifice the height in the first year for more blooms. Important for gardener's to know that this only applies to first year flowering as in the second and following years the plant should produce a number of leaders.
Yes it works! I learnt this through an accident. I always grow delphs and they are always one or two big tall spikes. I grow them in pots, then transfer them to the garden in bare spots when they are already starting to flower so they look their best. My gardener was carrying a fine tall specimen in the wheelbarrow to plant out when he accidentally knocked the spike clean off! We were mortified, but I told him to plant it anyway, even though it had no flowers left. It then, over a few weeks, grew the most abundant new flower spikes that was really impressive! Ever since, I have snipped off the tall single flowers before they flower, as they are growing, and each time I get a much better result with multiples =) I came across this video by accident while researching how to make delph cuttings, as i always grow from seed and they are not the easiest. so dont be scared!
Yes, most delphiniums and the (annual) Larkspurs make seeds as the flowers wither and ripen. -But, then the energy of the plant goes into seed production. ( Unless the experts say otherwise, I believe that your remaining flower stalks will grow and look better, if you cut the old stalk down, instead of letting it make seeds)
I did as you advised and sure enough got three new growth and three stems of flowers
Fantastic presentation and perfect timing! Love how you compare and show to explain.
I am growing delphiniums for the first time this year and these videos are *so* helpful--thank you from the US!
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What an eye opener! Will be chopping the heads off! Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Thank you for this video with such beautiful delphinium. l love watching, planting and painting delphinium flowers. 🌷💗
Thank you for this very helpful information,I really appreciate your tips, now looking forward to better delphiniums next year,, 👍😀
Thank you I’m gonna try this today- my delphiniums reseeded all over the place and some are growing fast in front of other flowers and blocking their sun. 🤞🏼🤞🏼
thank you for your informative videos on growing new zealand delphiniums! delphiniums are my favorite flower. i had never heard of the new zealand's. i just ordered seeds from you and i can't wait to use your expertise in growing new zealand delphiniums! i heard you on my favorite podcast "sustainable flowers" with heather and clara!
Thanks for the detail on this. I guess for me it is necessary to sacrifice the height in the first year for more blooms. Important for gardener's to know that this only applies to first year flowering as in the second and following years the plant should produce a number of leaders.
Great well presented brilliant advice
Excellent information
I just found you and I am going to order.....This was a wonderful presentation. I will be doing this with my plants also.
Wonderful!
Thank you great tips
Thanks for your time and update but the wistira behind stole the show 🌹🌹🌹🐞👍👍
V. good, doing this right now in Northwestern British Columbia. Agree that your magic with the wisteria is enviable, well done.
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Thank you that was helpful!
Thanks so much
Hi , great video
I love those squarish pots, where can I get them ?
Does this work on every delphinium. I have pacific giants.
My heart stopped for a second when she snipped the head off! I hope it works.
Yes it works! I learnt this through an accident. I always grow delphs and they are always one or two big tall spikes. I grow them in pots, then transfer them to the garden in bare spots when they are already starting to flower so they look their best. My gardener was carrying a fine tall specimen in the wheelbarrow to plant out when he accidentally knocked the spike clean off! We were mortified, but I told him to plant it anyway, even though it had no flowers left. It then, over a few weeks, grew the most abundant new flower spikes that was really impressive! Ever since, I have snipped off the tall single flowers before they flower, as they are growing, and each time I get a much better result with multiples =) I came across this video by accident while researching how to make delph cuttings, as i always grow from seed and they are not the easiest. so dont be scared!
After a prong has bloomed, i can chop it off and it will help right ?
My delphinium as green worms what to do about them
Thank you. I am just wondering if after you cut off the top, if you then transplanted the plant and planted it deeper. Thanks.
No, just plant it at the same level as previously
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Love delphiniums....so do the slugs...the devils.
Can you reuse the seeds that grow from the top?
Yes, most delphiniums and the (annual) Larkspurs make seeds as the flowers wither and ripen.
-But, then the energy of the plant goes into seed production.
( Unless the experts say otherwise, I believe that your remaining flower stalks will grow and look better, if you cut the old stalk down, instead of letting it make seeds)
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