New Millennium Series | Rich Purple Cottage Garden Perennial
Delphinium ‘Pagan Purples’ is a striking New Millennium Series variety bred in New Zealand, valued for its strong growth and rich colour. It produces tall spires of deep purple‑blue, lightly frilled flowers that bring drama and elegance to cottage gardens, borders and cut flower displays throughout summer.
Why Choose Delphinium ‘Pagan Purples’?
- Part of the New Millennium Series from New Zealand
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Deep purple‑blue flowers with a softly frilled look
- Tall, stately habit ideal for the back of borders
- Classic cottage garden perennial
- Excellent for cut flowers
- Supplied as a great‑value 3 plant pack
Plant Details
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Botanical name: Delphinium ‘Pagan Purples’
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Series: New Millennium
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Flower colour: Deep purple‑blue
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Height: Approx. 150–180cm when established
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Spread: Approx. 45–60cm
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Position: Full sun
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Soil: Fertile, moist but well‑drained
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Hardiness: Hardy perennial
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Pack size: 3 plants
Ideal Garden Uses
Delphinium ‘Pagan Purples’ is ideal for:
- Traditional cottage garden borders
- Adding height and dramatic colour to mixed planting schemes
- Creating impact at the back of sunny borders
- Growing in cut flower gardens for summer arrangements
Planting & Care
Plant in a sunny, sheltered position with rich, well‑drained soil. Delphiniums benefit from regular watering during dry spells, feeding throughout the growing season, and staking as the tall flower spikes develop. Deadheading encourages further flowering and keeps plants looking their best.
What You’ll Receive
You’ll receive 3 healthy Delphinium ‘Pagan Purples’ plants, carefully selected and securely packed, ready for planting on arrival.
FAQs
Is Delphinium ‘Pagan Purples’ a perennial?
Yes, it’s a hardy perennial that returns year after year with proper care.
Does it need support?
Yes, staking is recommended due to its tall flowering stems.
Is this variety good for cut flowers?
Absolutely — the long flower spikes are excellent for cutting and floral displays.
Are New Millennium delphiniums stronger than older types?
Yes, they’re bred for improved vigour, better stems and more reliable performance.