GARDEN PHOTOS:

People grow delphiniums in so many different settings, from cottage garden combinations with roses and daisies through the whole spectrum to gardens like Ed Shirey's where the delphiniums are just about the only thing blooming, perfectly displayed against a backdrop of different foliages.

Many of our seed customers send us photos of their delphiniums growing proudly in beautiful gardens. With their permission we have published some of these photos on this page. Click on the small photos to see a larger version. If you have photos to share with us please send by or snail mail (see Contact Us) and please be sure to tell us if we can publish them or not.

• Moscow, Russia
• Fort St John, Canada
• Foxboro, Ontario, Canada
• Cotopaxi, Colorado, USA
• Helsinki, Finland
• Seattle, Washington, USA
• Alberta, Canada
• Stanwood, Washington, USA
• Versailles, PA, USA
• Lebanon, Oregon, USA
• Dawson Creek, BC, Canada
• San Francisco, CA, USA

ANECDOTES:

We have a lot of very lovely emails during the growing year and we would like to share some of the funnier ones with you - published with their authors' permission. If you have any we could add to this page please and I will add them as I find time.

Janice

• Coffee Grounds and a Ghost
• Battle with a Pine Tree
• A Delphinium like a Tree

SUCCESSES:

This page is to report your delphinium growing successes. If you have had success with your delphiniums (any sort of success, not necessarily at a show or exhibition) and wish to brag - please brag to us! If you have any we could add to this page please and I will add them as I find time.

Janice

• From South London
• From Alberta: A Most Amazing Photograph of one of our seedlings!
  
• Neighbourhood fame in Seattle
  
• Growing delphs in Pennsylvania, Zone 6, USA
  
• The Canadian National Exhibition

TERRY'S COLUMNS:

Terry has been an 'off and on' contributor to ICanGarden, the large Canadian Gardeners Page. Click on a link below to go to the columns he has written for their site.

• Seed Production
• Canadian Exhibition
• Taste New Zealand
• Mushroom Compost
• Life in Wanganui
• Visitors
• Terry's Bio
• Spring
• Summer
• Bumble Bees