Delphinium propagation Part 2

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Delphiniums are never easy. This is a take on a commercial way of propagation Part 2.

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wow what a heaven you have created!Will be a shame to die and have to leave it
Any help with delphinium seed starting?i live in Indiana (USA) and it does get hot here.I was successful with TWO seeds out of three packs last year raising one seedling through the summer.I put the seed in potting soil and put them in the freezer for a week then plant.any help is appreciated.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience and in such a beautiful setting.
Can you tell me the name of the tree in the church graveyard that smells like cotton candy that was in an earlier video?Thanks so much
What a beautiful place you have....just bought some seeds and was checking out youtube and came across your video. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!!!
YOU ARE AWESOME....BEAUTIFUL PLACE, ARDEN AND LOVELY DOGS. LOVE IT
Do you sell plants on line thank you
Hi Malcolm, the fish is a Mirror Carp I caught at Furnace Lakes in East Sussex, it weighed in at 28lb. Your garden is so full of character and I love the Hosta's and ferns you have by the river. I have just finished planting all my Spring bulbs and have got to start aerating the lawn ready for next year. I am taking a 3 day break to go fishing with my Son. Great vids and look forward to seeing more of your garden. Best wishes, Chris
Far from tropical Christopher......bloody freezing here....they say we get 6 months of bad weather and 6 months of winter.....but at least the plants have proven hardiness...... The stream comes down through the village of Barningham and under my garden walls.......I'll put it into another video soon......Anyway, thank you for your kind comments.....is that a crucian? Carp your holding, it looks pretty big.......I used to fish the local rivers as a child, mostly for barbel. best wishes, Malcolm
Excellent vid, very informative. I just bought some Delphinium seeds (Pacific giants) but they wont produce any flowers in the first year, but hey, i have just retired and have lots of time for the garden. By the way, your garden looks great and sounds fantastic with the babbling stream. hope you don't mind me asking, but where is it? looks quite tropical.