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The dolphin constellation. No brighter than before. But Lyra understood now: some maps are not drawn with ink. They are drawn with loyalty. Delphinus did not push her grandfather home. It had simply swum ahead of him, singing the old song that says, I know the way. Follow. delphiniue

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The name "delphinium" is derived from the ancient Greek word delphis, meaning "dolphin". This refers to the shape of the unopened flower buds, which many believe resemble the nose or body of a dolphin. Belladonna Group: These have branched spikes and loose,

  1. Belladonna Group: These have branched spikes and loose, open flowers. They are generally more heat-tolerant and easier to grow. Examples include 'Connecticut Yankee.'
  2. Elatum Group: These are the classic "tall Delphiniums" often seen at flower shows. They feature single, unbranched spikes packed with dense florets. They are the result of extensive hybridization.
  3. Pacific Hybrids: Developed in California, these are short-lived perennials often grown as annuals or biennials. They produce massive flower spikes in vibrant colors but are less hardy than the Elatum types.

How to Grow Delphinium (The "Delphiniue" Care Guide)

Delphiniums have a reputation for being finicky, but if you follow these four rules, you will succeed.