Delphinium 'Highlander Cha Cha' Trained As_Family but Rochester also does well

but Rochester also does well as a freestanding tree in warmer parts of the country

The general rule is to plant the bulbs to a depth that is three times (3X) the size of the bulb

Placing the plant in areas where bright indirect light can get to the plant on a regular basis should be the aim

and as they grow they will droop and overhang

Delphinium 'Highlander Cha Cha' Trained As_Family but Rochester also does wellStunning doesn't do this delphinium justice! Violet tinged white flowers rise vertically in tasteful racemes, adding a touch of class wherever they're planted Part of the Highlander delphinium series first bred in Glasgow by Tony Coakley, this delphinium is as robust as it is beautiful, and is able to withstand even severe British winters Relatively compact relative to certain other delphiniums reaching around 90cm in height this variety is suitable