Flower Gardening Tips : How to Grow Delphinium

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The delphinium plant blooms in the summer and produces flowers that are dark blue and bright white. Buy the starts for delphiniums at any time with instructions from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening and plant care. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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I learned NOTHING FORM THIS , sorry. The title said how to grow??????????????????????????????????
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It's always geography and information that doesn't pertain to growing in these videos. Not sure who does the titles. I hate to bash it but it's useless for me. Maybe good for others...
You have to be one of the dumbest bitches on you tube, No you are the dumbest bitch on you tube. Stop these false introductions. If you don't know how to do something "obviously you don't know SHIT" Stop saying you do. Stupid fat cow.
Hi this is the first time im trying to grow Delphinum from seeds. Very few of the seeds have germinated for me (i put them in the fridge in a wet paper towel then when a bit of root came out i planted them in coir pellets outside in a proagator)and as soon as the seedling started showing i took off the lid. My problem is the seedlings are not growing. It is like they are frozen. Is this normal? its been a few weeks and still nothing no second set of leaves. and some just died for no reason. Please help :(
whatever the point of this video, I don't see.
wow, again.geography. do you provide any actual tips?
hoe do they look when they grow from seeds
@hexum4201 Get some seeds, a sheet of paper towel, and a plastic, zip-lock bag. Dampen (don't soak) the paper towel so that it's moist, but water doesn't drip from it. Place several seeds, spaced out, on the paper towel, and fold the paper towel over them. They should all be totally encased in a flat, folded piece of paper towel. Check on them after a few days, you should see a little sprout emerging from the seed. Take those and put them in some soft soil, like peat or seed starter mix.