Delphinium Fantasia Mixed Colors Plants | Garden Seeds and Plants

Delphinium Fantasia Mixed Colors Plants

Delphinium, Fantasia Mixed Colors : Fantastic, upright delphinium that needs no staking. Customer Favorite!
Burpee bred semidwarf plants produce 15″ main spikes with many smaller 10″ side branches. Colorful flower spikes of white, lavender and blue shades, all accented with white “bees”, cover the flower stems. Grow In full sun to partial shade in soil that is fertile and cool. Perennial in USDA Zones 3-7; farther north, treat as hardy annuals.

LifeCycle: Perennial
Zone: 3-7
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 27 inches
Spread: 18-24 inches
Uses: Borders, Cut Flowers
Bloom Season: Spring

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