Deer Repellent Plants
Over the last decade we've seen the deer population explode. You can find them in small cities, suburbia and rural towns. While their population grows, their predators have diminished as well as their food supply. So they come looking for a suitable substitution and all too often it's your garden that they have found! Although we could find no definitive 
studies showing what deer will and won't eat, there is definitely a consensus out there from gardeners of what the best bets might be. There are a few things that we do know: Deer avoid plants with a strong fragrance, irritating textures, or plants that upset their stomachs. With that said, if a deer is hungry enough it will eat anything rather than starve. Below is our list of plants that deer tend to ignore. They are the ones we have noticed the deer never touch in our garden and other gardeners have told us the same. It is a good start and we hope you have the same results.
Deer Repellent Perennials
Achillea or Yarrow
Sun, Zone 3-8, EASY (to grow), Summer. The easiest of all perennials to grow, they are also most versatile. Their colorful umbels bloom over a long period, tolerate drought, and can be cut for fresh or dried bouquets. They are fragrant, attract birds, and repel deer. It's everything we want in a garden plant.
240. Flower Burst Red
A wonderful new blend of vibrant reds, pinks, and violet shades. Achillea is reliable, easy and long blooming; it will brighten most anyone's garden regardless of experience. Plants grow about 2 1/2ft. tall with 2-4 inch umbels and soft foliage.
Alchemilla or Lady's Mantle
Shade or Part Sun, Zones 4-7 EASY, Summer. This lovely plant produces sprays of chartreuse flowers that make excellent filler in bouquets. A nice foliage plant, you can't help but notice the way the fan shaped leaves collect the morning dewdrops.
250. Thriller
The vibrant spring green color of this plant will make the shady spots in your garden shine. This plant does well in either shade or sun forming neat 18" mounds of velvety leaves. The flower sprays rise up like a cloud over the foliage in June and July. The stems are strong for cutting.
Aquilegia or Columbine
Sun or Shade, Zone 3-8, EASY, Spring. Delicate and intricate in design, these exquisite springtime blooms dance high above their mounds of lacy foliage. They are an easy way to bring color to the shady parts of the garden and can bloom well into summer. While deer pass them by, the hummingbirds hover ready to perform their pollinating job.
325. Dragonfly- NEW
A classic columbine with long graceful spurs, its abundance of flowers keep the hummingbirds coming over its long bloom period. The flowers are extra large and come in a multiple of sumptuous colors. The plants are of medium height and grow to about 2 ft.
330. McKana Giant Mix
An ornate, long spurred, jewel of a flower in a festive mix of pink, blue, maroon, red, yellow, rose, and white with contrasting centers. The plants reach 30" tall.
340. Nora Barlow Mix
These traditional cottage garden columbines now come in a new mix of colors including rose, blue, white, and purple. The plants grow to 2 1/2 ft. bearing fully double spurless flowers with fine clover-like foliage.
Campanula
Sun or Part Shade, Zone 3-8, Late Spring/Early Summer, Summer. The versatility of this genus is astounding. The large and small dangling or sometimes upright bells come in shades of blue, pink, and pure white with foliage in a variety of habits. Each species provides something special to our garden. Campanula bloom in the heat of summer, add splashes of color for the rest of the season, and are often the mainstay of the English cottage garden.
350. Bellringers
Clusters of nodding bells in a range of shades from pale pink to a rich burgundy. They bloom profusely all season even in late October with flurries in the air. The pendulous bells have maroon spotted interiors. Grow to 2ft. tall.
370. Carpatica Blue Clips
The "clip" series are marvelous and durable plants. Their upright 1 1/2" blue bells inundate the mounded 8" tall foliage. The Clips are also excellent to edge paths and driveways and bloom the first year.
380. Carpatica White Clips
Same as the blue clips but in pure white. The best part about Clips is they bloom all summer!
390. Glomerata
Dense clusters of spectacular violet blue flowers adorn the tips of the 15-18" tall stems. They bloom June through July spreading 1 1/2-- 2 ft. Very easy self sufficient plants, blooming the first year.
400. Persicifolia Blue
Large, starry, bell-shaped flowers on 2 1/2 ft. stems over neat and low growing foliage. Long lived and easy to grow, they also make an excellent cut flower.
410. Persicifolia White
Pure luminescent white star shaped bells on sturdy stems with the same tidy foliage as the above blue.
Centaurea Bachelor Buttons
Sun, Zone 3-8, EASY, Late Spring/Early summer. These frilly and flamboyant blue flowers of this perennial cornflower are effortless to grow and are known to repel deer. Sheer them back after the first flush of blooms and be rewarded with more blooms all season.
420. Montana
Growing 12" tall and wide with huge corn flower blue blooms. These perennial "bachelor buttons" like sun and good drainage.
Cerastium
Sun, Zones 3-7, Summer. Low trailing plants growing to a about 6-8 inches high. Their silver foliage and white blossoms can cover banks or grow neatly around the edge of your garden.
430. Silver Carpet
We saw a beautiful example of these plants at our neighbors home where the path to their house was lined on both sides by Cerastium with a backdrop of blue Lavender plants. Both enjoy sun and well drained soil.
Coreopsis
Sun, Zone 3-9, EASY, Late Spring/Early summer. These cheery, yellow daisy-like flowers bloom in profusion well above their neat mounds of foliage. So reliable, they are a favorite in our daughter Esperanza's garden.
450. Sunfire
A large flowered coreopsis with single petals and a dark center. Blooms early and in the first year while withstanding the heat of summer.
460. Early Sunrise
Early and long blooming, 18" high plants with 2" semi-double, bright yellow daisies. After the first flush they bloom lightly all summer.
Dianthus or Cottage Pinks
Dianthus or Cottage Pinks- Sun or Part Shade, Zone 3-9, Late Spring/Early summer; Amazing in their diversity, these old fashioned "Pinks" produce a wealth of flowers with a spicy fragrance.
470. Ideal
These traditional cottage pinks dapple the garden with just the right amount of color. Painted on delicate fringed petals, their vibrant mix of colors includes carmine, crimson, deep violet, pink, raspberry, rose, violet, cherry, and cherry and violet picotee. They bloom early and continuously all summer and withstand hot spells. These are very beautiful and carefree plants. Grow to about a foot high.
480. Sweet William
The best cut flower we've ever grown, lasting weeks. Enchanting and old-fashioned, we've had many people remembering this one from their grandmother's garden! A rich variety of color, these flowers are beautifully marked with pink and red, bicolored and white; appearing in clusters at the end of a 2' stem. They are especially beautiful in combination with Lupines!
490. Zing Rose
A profusion of small vibrant rose flowers growing just above a dense green mat. Spreading nicely, they are hardy, easy to grow, and long lived. Beautiful along walkways or in front of the border, they tolerate either shade or sun.
Digitalis or Foxglove
Sun or Shade, Zone 4-8, EASY, Late Spring/Early Summer. Dramatic and old-fashioned, these tall majestic plants are the heart and soul of cottage gardens.
500. Camelot
Huge tubular bells with speckled throats form lavender rose or cream colored spikes that bloom the first year.
510. Candy Mountain
The upward facing bells allow a clear view deep inside the speckled pink bells. The stems are extra sturdy and packed with florets that often bloom the first year.
520. Excelsior
This is the traditional Foxglove seen surrounding the thatched cottages of England. Four ft. tall with densely clustered bells in shades of pink with highly visible intricate interior bell markings.
530. Foxy
Shades of pink, purple, and white tubular flowers hang in abundance from these 2-3' tall Foxglove that will bloom reliably the first year.
550. Pam's Choice
Clusters of white bells reveal deep maroon throats that speckle at the edge. They grow 3-4 feet high.
560. Primrose Carousal
We are happy to grow again an old favorite. This moonlight yellow foxglove is a true perennial, lasting years and years in the garden. It's neat mound of foliage sends up stalks of clustered bells for the late spring garden.
563. Silver Fox- NEW
Another beautiful foxglove with an added bonus: gorgeous silver downy foliage! They are wonderfully reliable and hardy. The palest of pink bells (almost white) with speckled interiors adorn 2 ½ ft stems. They are perfect for your cottage garden.
Echinops
Zones 3-8, Sun, Summer. A cultivated and unique ornamental thistle, having masses of steel blue globular flowers. The blooms attract butterflies and are excellent cut flowers. They grow to 4 ft. tall with each flower on a long stem.
610. Blue Glow
An improved selection with a more intense strong blue color and more compact habit. The deer have shown no interest in this plant. Excellent color choice for mid to late summer.
Echinacea
Sun, Zone 3-9, Summer/fall. A known herbal cold remedy, Echinacea is also a beautiful pink or white daisy over 4" wide with a dark cone shaped center. The long bloom season is undisturbed by summer's heat and the deer ignore it. After the petals fade, the remaining cone continues to offer an attractive accent to the garden and also serves as food for songbirds.
570. Primadonna
This prairie beauty was made for the hot dry conditions of summer. Large 5-6" deep colored rosy flowers blossom midsummer to fall. Growing to about 3 ft. tall, they develop long lived dense clumps creating a backbone to the cottage garden.
580. White Swan
The pure white petals of the bloom are fragrant and attract butterflies and finches very late into the season. .
590. Prairie Splendor
In 2007 Prairie Splendor was voted the Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner! Blooms two weeks earlier than most coneflowers providing a longer season for your coneflower bed. Blossoms are extra large with bright rosy petals extending the blossom to 3-4 inches. Shorter and compact,they grow to 2 ft.
Gaillardia
Zones 3-9, Sun, Easy, Summer/fall. The bright gold and burgundy flowers are excellent garden performers through the height of summer. These easy to grow perennials do just as their common name implies: blanket your garden with vibrant color.
620. Arizona Sun
Award winning, thanks to the abundant and huge flowers on a compact plant. Put this in the garden bed or patio pot for vibrant yellow and red all summer through fall. 12" tall.
621. Arizona Sun Red Shades- NEW
Offers the same habit as Arizona Sun but all with deep crimson blooms. They have a long bloom season from early summer to fall.
Geum
Sun or Part shade, Zone 4-8, EASY, Summer. A charming small plant with rose like blossoms as they are in the rose family. Their foliage stays low in neat mounds. Flowering stems are sent up during June and July in our garden.
650. Mrs. Bradshaw
A traditional cottage garden plant with semi-double and double 2" glowing red flowers. They grow 1-1/2 ft tall in our garden.
Gypsophila
Sun, Zone 3-8, Summer. A cloud of tiny star white flowers bring a delicate balance of soft and bright to the garden or fresh bouquet. They bloom in July over a long period; stems can be picked in their prime and hung to dry for later use. "Once planted and known, no garden will be without this graceful elegant, and above all beautiful pure white flower. Try it and it will win your love forever." -Salzers garden catalog of 1890.
660. Snowflake
Some plants will produce double flowers, some single, but both are extraordinarily dainty and graceful. We've used this variety for years in our fresh and dried bouquets.
Heuchera or Coral Bells
Sun or Shade, Zone 3-9, Late Spring-Summer. The favorite of hummingbirds, they will spend hours going from one tiny bell to the next. Beautiful plants that are simple to grow with attractive foliage appearing in tidy mounds. Bloom heavily in June and July, and keep sending a few flower stalks up most of the summer.
690. Firefly
Vibrant pink-red flowers 20" above evergreen foliage.
700. Palace Purple
Large ivy shaped leaves that are mahogany red above, And beet red below. Beautiful for their foliage as well as the sprays of white flowers 12" above.
Lavender
Sun, Zone 5-7, Summer. Who can resist the beautiful perfume of lavender? Their small blue spikes reach high above the foliage. They can be picked and dried in bunches for a fragrant decoration. A well drained sunny location will make them thrive and keep the deer at bay.
740. Hidcote
Midnight blue flowers reaching 1-11/2 ft. tall with a delightful fragrance.
750. Munstead
A spray of fragrant lilac flowers, 1 ft. high. Excellent for sachets.
Lupines
800. Gallery Blue
Shades of blue often with a touch of white.
810. Gallery Pink
A nice shade of pink often with a dash of white.
820. Gallery Red
A vivid red that always brings compliments in our garden.
830. Gallery Mix
A random mix of colors.
Liatris
Sun, Zone 3-9, Summer. These beautiful feathery spikes make wonderful cut flowers and provide the garden with lots of color from midsummer to late in the season.
760. Floristan Violet
Stately plants with low growing blades of grassy foliage. Rose purple flower stalks rising 2 ft. above. Butterflies eagerly seek them.
Lychnis
Sun, Zone 4-9, Easy, Summer. These Victorian plants sparkle with magenta flowers and complimentary silvery leaves. Their easy carefree habit encompasses the essence of cottage gardening.
840. Coronaria
Rosettes of velvety silver leaves give way to the rising 2 ft. flower stalks that bear simple but vibrant magenta flowers.
Monarda
Shade or Sun, Zone 4-9, EASY, Summer. These mint family plants put out a spectacular display of flowers July through August and are absolutely irresistible to hummingbirds.
870. Panorama Mix
Shades of scarlet, red, pink, and salmon with highly fragrant foliage.
880. Red Shades
Selected for their vibrant red colors and resistance to powdery mildew.
Penstemon
Sun or Part Shade, Zone 4-8. These colorful snapdragon-like flowers bloom all summer with the greatest profusion in June. Vaughns garden catalog of 1891 says, "Perhaps no class of plants are so valuable for producing a mass of bloom during the summer months as these. So grand are they in fact, when massed in beds and border that no words can adequately express their magnificence." They attract hummingbirds and songbirds, help repel deer, and make a great cut flower.
940. Mystica
Deep maroon leaves hightlight this plant while sprays of white flowers emerge from thin slender stalks in the middle.
950. Rondo
At 15" keep these plants close to the front of the border where you can enjoy their many wonderful shades of pink, purple, carmine, and rose bells.
Poppies
Sun, Zone 3-7, Spring through Late Spring/Early summer. Stunning in size and brilliance of color, poppies will provide a lifetime of enjoyment. Tuck in the back of the border as the foliage will temporarily disappear in summer.
909. Fruit Punch
Silky ruffled blooms 5 inches across in wild shades of red, hot pink, orange, and plum, all with black centers. They can stand up to all kinds of weather.
910. Great Red
Spectacular classic red Poppies that display 8 inch flowers with black centers and tissue paper petals. They stand 4 ft. tall.
920. Pizzicato
The best new semi dwarf variety and winner of the 1995 Fleuroselect Gold Medal. Flowers range from 6-8" across on sturdy 2 ft. stems that hold up even in windy conditions. Prolific with a color range that includes pale pink to rose, salmon, and scarlet; all with black centers.
Potentilla
Sun, Zones 5-8, Summer. Potentillas are easy perennials that love sunny, dry locations. Trim them back each spring to promote new growth and more blooms.
991. Monarch's Velvet
This is the perfect quick filler for your garden. They are 24" mounded plants with leaves like a strawberry plant. The following year and thereafter it is full of deep wine red flowers with a crimson velvet center throughout the summer.
Perovskia or Russian Sage
Sun, Zones 5-9. There is no tougher plant out there with the beauty to match. With scented leaves and airy blue flowers, the provide a long season of bloom in the hottest time of the summer.
960. Russian Sage
Plant as a group or border in the hot spots of your flower patch and keep the garden color coming. The light blue spikes work well with all the colors of your garden. They grow to about 3 feet and a spread of 2 feet. They are drought tolerant and deer resistant.
Physotegia
Sun, Zone 2-9, 2-3 ft. tall, EASY, Summer/fall. Excellent perennials for late summer/fall color. Their appearance is neat and blooms are much like the snapdragon in the way they cluster up the stem.
970. Rose Queen
A nice clear, deep rose color, exceptionally easy to grow, spreading without being invasive. They love full sun, a well drained site and repel deer.
Polemonium
Part sun or shade, zones 4-7, Spring. Our Jacobs Ladder has been growing happily in our shade garden for over 15 years. It is a testament to its ease of growth. We have not done anything special to it in all those years and yet it rewards us with clear blue flowers and fernlike foliage.
990. Pearl Blue
Azure blue blossoms for the shady side of the garden. Grow to 16". The pretty green alternating leaflets form a ladder-like pattern. Trim them back and they will bloom again later in the season.
Primula
Part Sun or Shade, Zone 5-8, Spring. Blooming in early spring with an amazing array of colors, they beckon the beginning of the warm season to come. Grown in shade, they will bloom all summer and into early winter here in the North.
1000. Pacific Giants Mix
Only 8" high, but with huge flower heads. A fine mix of colors including white, pink, blue, carmine, red, purple, yellow, and white. Although there are many varieties of Primrose available,we find this variety to be the hardiest and most adaptable to a wide range of conditions, (without sacrificing beauty).
Rudbeckia
Sun, Zone 3-9, EASY, Summer/fall. The classic American flower, familiar to all. Beautiful in mass or in small clumps through the garden.
1050. Cappuccino
Vivid yellow blooms with mahogany center rings shower the garden with color all season long.
1060. Goldsturm
Giant 4" flowers on 2 ft. plants that bloom all season long. Long-lived and hassle-free plants. Favorites for mid to late season color.
1070. Indian Summer
Enormous 6-9" yellow semi- double and single blooms on 3' tall plants, yet require no staking. Excellent for cutting.
Salvia
Sun or Light Shade, Zone 4-9, EASY, early summer. These deep blue spikes provide a sweep of blue early in the garden season and continue to do so over a long period. They are hardy, long lived, and very easy to grow.
1090. Blue Queen
A part of our garden for many years they reliably produce an intense navy blue color on 11/2 -2 ft. tall plants.
Deer Repellent Annuals
Ageratum
The lively and beautiful sky blue buttons, are clustered above strong tall stems. A favorite of ours for cutting, easy to grow, prolific, and a lovely Victorian addition.
1225. Blue Horizon- NEW
The powder blue button blooms grow on 30” strong stems. Cut them for your vase and they still keep coming. We also get lots of butterflies landing on ours.
Centaurea Bachelor Buttons
The brilliant blue of the cornflower is probably the most eye catching flower a cottage garden can have. It is easy to grow and its playful nature make it perfect for the cottage garden.
1230. Jubilee Gem
Packed with radiant blue flowers growing a foot high with a tint of silver on the bushy foliage. Excellent cut flower as well.
Cleome
Tall, airy, and graceful,these plants are adorned with huge flower clusters that open daily. They love lots of sun and are drought and heat tolerant. They fill out the back of the border beautifully or can stand on their own.
1240. Cherry Queen
An excellent cut flower at 3-4 ft. tall in our favorite shade of deep rose.
1250. Royal Queen Mix
A pretty mix that can include cherry, pink, violet or white.
Datura
The huge tubular bells of these old Victorian plants bring fragrant romance back into the garden. Handsome and easy to grow.
1280. Belle Blanche
Magnificent pearl white 7 in. fragrant blooms on plants reaching 3 ft. high. Grown 4 plants to the pack. Sometimes called Moon flower.
Larkspur
Cheery and lighthearted, their popsicle colors stand out in the most whimsical way. In the country or city, their color and stature weave a spell throughout the garden. Once established, they will return year after year. Exceptional for cutting purposes.
1301. Cannes Mix- NEW
Originally,the Cannes series of Larkspur was grown only for the cut flower trade. Its stems are sturdy, tall and are disease resistant. The blossoms are fully doubly in a wild possibility of colors from white to pink to blue and everything in between. They are heavy bloomers and work beautifully in the cottage garden.
1302. Cannes Deep Blue- NEW
These deep blue blossoms adorn the most elegant of larkspur there is in the garden. Give them plenty of sunshine and rich soil for a profusion lovely blooms.
Marigolds
Marigolds date back to before Victorian times. The aromatic leaves, feathery and fern-like, also repel deer and many insects. They are exceptionally easy to grow and look beautiful all season long.
1350. Durango Bolero
Absolutely beautiful colors. 2 1/2" yellow flowers are speckled with red creating constant color for pots, boxes or the garden border. Grows 10-12" tall.
1360. Lemon Gem
The blossoms are small single yellow flowers borne in profusion all season long on 12" high plants. Unlike traditional marigolds these have a lemony fragrance. Perfect for the cottage or herb garden.
1370. Tangerine Gem
The same lemon scent but with color of a fresh tangerine that adds vibrancy to the garden or a clay pot.
Morning Glory
This popular American classic is easy to grow and tolerates low fertility. Let it ramble up a rural mailbox, porch trellis, or lamp post where it smothers the object with large saucer shaped blooms. Grown 4 plants to the pack.
1390. Grandpa Ott
Thank goodness this heritage variety has recently resurfaced. It has shimmering deep blue/purple flowers with a burgundy star at its center. The coloring is truly spectacular. Another wonderful aspect of this flower is that it initiates blooms very early in the season and continues until the frost.
1400. Heavenly Blue
Large cheerful sky-blue blooms and creamy white throats. Fast-growing, large vines with attractive foliage. Height 8'. Easy to grow. Grows best in full sun. Blooms later in the season and into fall. A classic American favorite.
Nicotiana
This is an ornamental species of tobacco. Sweet smelling, pest-free, the 21/2 " star shaped flowers bloom in profusion all summer long. They enjoy sun or shade and especially the summer humidity.
1450. Perfume
Colorful upward facing flowers of rose, red, and lime with a delicate scent. Grows to 2 ft. or more.
1460. Only the Lonely
Their fragrance is glorious, drifting through the evening air all summer long. Elegant at 5 ft. with multiple white trumpet shaped blooms.
1461. Whisper
A colorful random mix of perfumed bells that bloom profusely all season, even after the first frosts. At 30 inches, they fit nicely in any garden spot.
Petunias
Although some consider this a common flower, its American roots go way back to the 1830's and by 1870 the grandiflora types were offered. One of easiest plants to grow, they fill the garden with color all summer long.
1531. Dolcissima- NEW
A beautiful name for a flower, meaning, gentle and sweet. The Italians got it right with these prolific ruffled flowers. The plants grow to about 10 inches high so are great for window boxes, baskets, as well as the garden. The color assortment with shades of pinks, yellows and a combination of the two.
Salvia
These hardy annuals come in many habits and colors. We've chosen two distinctly different varieties though each has its own remarkable qualities.
1550. Victoria
Fleuroselect winners for their intense blue-violet spikes on compact plants. They are 18" high and 14" wide. The lovely blue flowers continued to give our garden color right into November.
1560. Hummingbird Mix
Provides masses of small trumpet shaped blooms that hummingbirds love! A random blend of varietal colors including Coral Nymph, Lady in Red, Snow Nymph and Forest Fire. Grows to 12-15". Hardy in the South.
Snapdragons
Among all the annuals of the cottage garden, this one is the queen. It is so hard to find the tall varieties at nurseries. We offer our favorites for the garden, both grow to 30" tall.
1590. Rocket Mix
We chose a mix because all the colors are so beautiful and useful that we could not decide on just a few. Growing 30-36" tall, they are heat tolerant and bloom all summer in a wide range of colors including: Red, orchid, lemon, rose, and cherry. It seems the more we cut, the more they bloom.
1591. Liberty Classic
Liberty has classic snapdragon colors with sturdy stems and a height perfect for cutting. I found they combined well with my delphiniums and kept the garden in full color late into the fall.
Stock
Hardy annuals with a delicious perfume emitted in the morning, evening, and after a rain shower. They form branching columns of double blooms. Excellent performance in beds and borders as well as for cut flowers.
1620. Vintage Mix
Traditionally grown in cooler climes, hence it's frequent use in English gardens. This newly developed form withstands heat so we can enjoy the fragrant blooms all summer. Offered in antique shades of rose, blue, carmine, yellow,red, and lilac Grows a foot high.
Deer Repellent Delphiniums
A word about Delphiniums and deer. Deer have never eaten our delphiniums and some gardening friends that have high deer pressure have said the same. But many others have said that deer have eaten their delphiniums. As you know, they are our favorites so we think its worth a try.
10. Belladonna
These prolific bright sky blue flowers loosely envelope each stem. Belladonna's graceful habit works well with other flowers and colors.
20. Bellamosum
These large and intense deep blue florets also loosely surround the stalk. Bellamosum's graceful habit and exciting color is eye catching.
41. Centurion Gentian Blue
These are quality spikes, straight, long, thick and strong. Professional growers use them for cut flowers and they are just as perfect for the home gardener. Height is 5 ft.
42. Guardian Blue
The Guardian is a quick bloomer and has shorter 3 ft. stems. They are tall enough to show off there beautiful blue coloring but short enough to stand up to the storms of summer.
49. Summer Clouds
A mix of sky blue, deep blue and white blossoms with the same qualities found in Summer Nights.
50. Summer Nights
Lovely midnight blue flowers pack this compact and heavily branched delphinium. Bred for better heat tolerance and long bloom time. The delicate lacy leaves complement the flowers.
70. Magic Fountain Dark Blue
Dark blue with a dark bee.
90. Magic Fountain Sky Blue
Sky Blue with a white bee.
100. Magic Fountain White
White with a dark bee.
110. Magic Fountain Crystal Mix
A random mix that may include lilac, pink, sky blue, dark blue, and white all with white bees.
112. Blue Lace
I love these tall sky blue flowers. Each small flower that clings to the stem can have up to 30 petals making them an amazing delphinium. The center bees can be light or dark and some petals can have just a blush of lavender pink.
120. Pagan Purple
This beautiful delphinium color is available again. Large florets, often double, have shimmering dark blue and deep purple petal combinations. Occasionally a white can pop up in this mix. Their strong stems make them easy delphiniums to grow in the garden.
130. Royal Aspirations
Bright royal blue florets with a contrasting white bee envelope the tall strong stems.
140. Millennium Mix- NEW
Can’t decide what color to choose? Here we have a mixture of open pollinated New Millennium Delphiniums from selected stock. There is a range of colors and flower shapes with magnificently full blossoms. The stalks are stable and strong, grow vigorously, are winter hardy, and are tolerant of warmer and humid climates.
160. Astolat
Beautiful shades of lilac pink and raspberry rose.
170. Black Knight
A stunning dark violet blue.
180. Blue Bird
A beautiful true clear blue with a white bee.
190. Blue Jay
A strong clear blue with a dark bee.
200. Galahad
Pure white blooms.
220. Summer Skies
A splendid light blue flower with a white bee.
230. Round Table Mix
A random mix of any of the colors above.