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Sun, Apr 27, 14 at 20:48
| Hi, I planted a Delphinium (Aurora Blue) last year and it still hasn't sprouted yet. It should be a perennial here in NY (Zone 5). When do they normally sprout in spring? I'm just wondering if I should assume it's a goner or if I should give it some more time? Thanks! |
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| I think mine are about an inch tall right now and we haven't had any warm weather to speak of. In fact, when the snow was almost gone, I could see the delph just starting to poke out of the ground, so it's been a good month since it first appeared. Kevin |
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| Mine WAS up about 6" with 7 leaves. . . then it got in the way of the Easter egg hunt :( |
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- Posted by mystereons41 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 28, 14 at 16:08
| Ok thanks for the input! It seems like it most likely died over the winter :( I'll give it a little more time just in case |
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