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Delphinium Seeds - Magic Fountains Pure White
Delphinium Seeds - Magic Fountains Pure White
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Delphinium elatum ‘Magic Fountains Pure White’
~25 Delphinium Seeds
Delphinium ‘Magic Fountains Pure White’ offers extraordinary elegance in the garden with its tall, pristine white flower spikes that bloom in the first year.
This dwarf yet sturdy Pacific-type delphinium boasts tight internodes and full florets, making it ideal for cut-flower bouquets, wedding arrangements, or as a striking backdrop in mixed borders. It stands out not only for its beauty, but also for its garden performance—tolerating wind better than many tall delphiniums while drawing in pollinators and serving as a deer- and rabbit-resistant focal plant.
- Attracts pollinators
- Attracts beneficial insects and/or butterflies
- Deters deer or rabbits
- Suitable for cutting
- Low maintenance
- Long blooming
Plant Details:
- Life cycle: Perennial Zones 3-7. A short-lived perennial, generally only lasting 3 seasons.
- Variety type: Hybrid (F1)
- Height: 90–105 cm (35–41 inches), provide support
- Sun requirements: Full sun to part shade
- Planting spacing: 38–46 cm (15–18 inches) apart
- Toxicity warnings: Entire plant is poisonous to humans and animals if ingested
- Depth to plant seed: 3–6 mm (1/8–1/4 inch)
- Heat required: Moderate warmth (21–24°C / 70–75°F) improves germination
- Days to germination: 12–18 days
Growing Instructions:
• Sowing indoors: 10–16 weeks before last frost, sow 2–3 seeds per cell or plug tray, lightly cover with vermiculite or soil, and keep evenly moist
• Sowing outdoors: Direct sowing is less reliable; transplanting from indoors is recommended
Common Questions and Answers:
1. Can Delphinium ‘Magic Fountains Pure White’ bloom in its first year?
Yes. Unlike many traditional delphiniums, this hybrid variety is bred to flower in its first season, producing tall spikes of blooms by early to mid-summer.
2. Is Delphinium deer resistant?
Yes. While highly toxic to humans and animals if eaten, delphiniums are generally avoided by deer and rabbits, making them a reliable choice for gardens prone to browsing.
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