Delphinium 'Pacific Hybrids' | Tall Perennial Plants | Thompson & Morgan

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Thank you for your 5* review. Kind regards, Megs

If you had any issues with the plants received please do let us know so we can offer a resolution. Kind Regards, Amy, Customer Care

Thank you Michael for your review. We hope that the delphiniums arrived in good condition and that you enjoy the towering flower spikes in summer. Kind Regards, Amy, Customer Care

Our postiplugs are some of our smaller plants that do require growing on before they are planted out and we are sorry to hear that they were too tempting for the local wildlife. Kind Regards, Amy, Customer Care

Thank you for sharing your feedback on the Delphinium Pacific Hybrids. We're glad to hear that the plants are thriving under your care. It's true that assessing their full potential can take time, and we appreciate your patience in allowing them to establish themselves. Kind regards, CristinaThompson & Morgan Customer Care Team

Oh no! I can only imagine the disappointment caused Margaret and have contacted you directly regarding this issue. Kind regards, Hannah, Thompson and Morgan Customer Care

I'm truly sorry to hear about your disappointment, and I appreciate you sharing your feedback with us. It's important to note that we stand behind our products with a 100% Quality Satisfaction Guarantee. To address your concerns promptly, I've sent you an email directly. We're committed to resolving this matter to your satisfaction. Regards, Michelle

I am so sorry to hear this and hope this will help. Pot up delphinium plants using free-draining compost, and grow them on in frost free conditions until large enough to plant outside. Once they are well grown and all risk of frost has passed, acclimatise them to outdoor conditions over 7 to 10 days before planting them outdoors. Choose a sunny position that is sheltered from strong winds, on moist, well drained soil. Protect young delphiniums from slugs and snails. Cut spikes of faded delphinium flowers back to a flowering sideshoot to encourage a second flush of blooms to be produced. In autumn, cut the old foliage back to ground level. Caution: Contact with delphinium foliage may irritate the skin and eyes. All parts are harmful if eaten.

Thank you for your review however, I am sorry to hear this. I would love to put this right for you therefore, I have sent an email to the address provided in your review, in the hope that I can resolve this issue for you. With best regards, Clare