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madame_alfred WA Aust (
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Mon, Jul 14, 03 at 10:26
Hi there. Can anyone tell me the latin name of Delphinium Blue Sensation sold by Norgates, please.
thanks Rose |
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RE: Delphinium
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| If it is a new variety, you may need to ask Norgates, or a nursery, as it will not be listed in current encyclopedias |
RE: Delphinium
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| Hi Annabel. No it's not a new variety as I see it is also sold by a couple of other nurseries in the east but not so easily aquired over here in the west. I did order a few plants last year and have lost them to damp or snails so I am keen to order seeds but need to know what I am looking for. I don't know much about delphiniums but know thay are not "Pacific Giants" types as they are much looser flowering. Hope someone out there knows. They are a vibrant electric blue and described as perennials. They were longer flowering than Pacific Giants. thanks Rose |
RE: Delphinium
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| Denis Norgate told me once that it was his biggest seller. 1000's every year for a long time. |
RE: Delphinium
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- Posted by DianaY Victoria Aust (My Page) on
Tue, Jul 22, 03 at 8:18
| It could be delphinium chinensis |
RE: Delphinium
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| Thank you all for the help regarding the pursuit of this elusive delphinium. I bet it's Norgates biggest seller because (oh woe is me) they have sold out. I can't bear the thought of not having them this year as they are truly magnificent. I have looked up Delphinium chinensis and yes the colour is right but their height descriptions seem to range from 12" to 18". I thought mine were around a metre. I have been wondering if they are a cross between elatum and grangiflorum (whatever that means). I just want some!!! Anyway, my trusty Harpyplants in the states has some chinensis seeds so I will give them a go but do I have the patience.
thanks again
Rose |
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