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Delphinium Magic Fountains Series (Delphinium Magic Fountains Series)
Other names: Delphinium x elatum Magic Fountain Series, Delphinium 'Magic Fountain Mix', Delphinium elatum 'Magic Fountains mix', Delphinium Magic Fountain Series
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Magic Fountains Series are compact, upright, clump-forming, herbaceous perennials with deeply lobed, dark green leaves and, in summer, dense, erect racemes of bowl-shaped, semi-double flowers in shades of blue, pink, purple, or white.
Plant in fertile, well-drained soil in full sun. Apply a
balanced liquid feed every two weeks during the growing
season. May be short-lived in hot, humid conditions. Plants in this series usually do not require staking.
Suggested uses
Flower Arranging, Beds and borders, Cottage/Informal
North-Central Coastal = Unknown Central Valley = Unknown South Coastal = Unknown South Inland = Unknown High and Intermediate Desert = Unknown Low Desert = Unknown
Foliage
Deciduous
Habit
Erect, Clump-forming
Native to
Garden origin
Drought tolerant
No
Flood tolerant
No
Toxicity
All parts of the plant may cause severe discomfort if ingested.
Deadhead by cutting spent flower spikes back to small flowering side shoots. Cut back if becomes infected with powdery mildew. Cut down all growth to ground level after it has withered in autumn.
Enchanting plant names some have got. Others need some thought.
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Not that anything's flowering right now... is it? Not in my garden it ain't. Here's how my last year's gardening diary would have read, had I deemed it worth writing one:
End of Year Evaluation ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
January: stark stagnation. February: no variation. March: slug gang infiltration. April: nettle infestation. May: hot sun! Need irrigation. June: urgent deforestation. July: rain: inundation. August: mud; exasperation. September: harvest desperation. October: leaves cause drain blockation. November: bleak dilapidation: rotting, reeking vegetation. December: time off! Celebration! Send the garden to dam... but you can do the pronunciation.
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But if, unlike me, you still have flowers in your garden, now is the time to be preparing them for presentation as special Christmas gifts.
Season's greetings!
Kate
Posted: Tuesday 26th of November 2013 02:18 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 03:04 AM