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These tall, stately perennials are an old-time favorite but are relatively short-lived. Most prefer cooler climates and well-drained soil. Delphiniums are also heavy feeders and benefit from the addition of humus to the soil. Plants bloom early summer. Taller types have hollow stems and may require staking to protect from wind and rain. Plant near the back of the border.
First genetically dwarf Delphinium elatum, it doesn't need and PGRs and makes well branched plant with strong flower spike. Blue-purple flowers with white centers appear in June through August, will rebloom with dead heading. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Deer resistant.
Uses: cut flowers, dried flowers, back of border, may need staking
Morning sun, afternoon shade
Prefers well drained humus amended soil
Height: 18" - 20" tall
Plant 14" - 16" apart
Growability: easy
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