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I have planted Larkspur for a couple of years now, and each time the seeds grow into beautiful plants. I live in Zone 7 (Texas) and put out the seeds in early fall, cover them with a thin layer of dirt and water them daily for a week or so. In winter (January) 3-5 inch plants are showing, which then bloom in late Spring, early Summer. To have more blooms over a longer period of time, I also put out seeds in early Spring, using the same procedure as described above. I have an entire field of blue...

Product Description Scientific Name: Consolida ambigua Amount in pack: 50± seeds A wonderful cut flower that is reliable and easy-to-grow. Blooms in a beautiful mix of white, purple, blue, and shades of pink. Plants 2-3 feet in height produce 10” flower spikes that dry well and look great in bouquets. Larkspur Mix also does well in border plantings or fence lines. For best results place seeds in freezer for 7 days before direct sowing. In zone 7-9 seeds can also be sown in fall for early spring...

Select a sunny location and plant outdoors, in moist, well drained soil after all danger of frost is past. Where winters are not harsh, start in late summer and provide winter protection. Cultivate soil, enriching it with organic matter and firm over seeds, keeping them moist. These do not transplant well.

Seeds are highly toxic if taken internally. This toxicity has actually been harnessed historically and in modern times, as a strong decoction of the seed is used for bathing the hair during lice infestation--this kills head lice and nits. To grow larkspur, which was once common in every cottage garden, you strew the seeds on a fertile bed in the fall or very early spring, and the plants come up voluntarily in the spring. They don't like pots, nor do they like tidy rows, preferring instead to grow...

Annual. An excellent choice for the back of a flower bed, against a wall or fence, or a wildflower or naturalized garden. Grow in masses for a striking display of light and dark blue blossoms. Self sows readily. Larkspur blooms in the cooler weather of late spring and early summer, and in mild summer climates can continue through fall.

This design features an antique-inspired flower seed packet with an ornate frame and classic text.

Sow in an area with full sun at least 3/4 day, some as early as soil can be worked in spring, and some at about the last frost. Or sow indoors 6-8 weeks before planting out. Where winters are mild, sow in fall and provide winter protection. Prefers cool climate and full sun.

With every bit of the splendor of the tall garden delphiniums, this shorter "Wild Larkspur" is an elegant addition to any Spring garden. Each of the light blue to deep-blue violet flowers last around a week, several flowers blooming at the same time. Each flower is replaced by a cluster of 3 seed-pods that are joined together at the base. Though the foliage is toxic to livestock and generally avoided, bumblebees love the nectar from these graceful wildflowers.

ROCKET LARKSPUR Cascade Giant Mix PINK, WHITE, PURPLE, BLUE [ Delphinium Ajacis ] [ Ranunculaceae ] **** 1,500 SEEDS **** Season: Annual Height: 3-4 Feet Bloom Season: Spring to Fall Exposure: Full Sun/Partial Shade/Above Average Moisture but Well-Drained Zones: All Regions of North America Rocket Larkspur [ Delphinium Ajacis ] is a delightful and easy to grow garden favorite. It is a winter annual, native to southern Europe and the plant has naturalized throughout the United States. Larkspurs...

With every bit of the splendor of the tall garden delphiniums, this shorter "Wild Larkspur" is an elegant addition to any Spring garden. Each of the light blue to deep-blue violet flowers last around a week, several flowers blooming at the same time. Each flower is replaced by a cluster of 3 seed-pods that are joined together at the base. Though the foliage is toxic to livestock and generally avoided, bumblebees love the nectar from these graceful wildflowers.

The spikes of these blue, pink, and white flowers are a wonderful addition to any garden or prairie planting. A splendid wildflower to accent any cut arrangement. This self-seeding annual has the potential to bring you blooms for years to come.

The spikes of these blue, pink, and white flowers are a wonderful addition to any garden or prairie planting. A splendid wildflower to accent any cut arrangement. This self-seeding annual has the potential to bring you blooms for years to come.

With every bit of the splendor of the tall garden delphiniums, this shorter "Wild Larkspur" is an elegant addition to any Spring garden. Each of the light blue to deep-blue violet flowers last around a week, several flowers blooming at the same time. Each flower is replaced by a cluster of 3 seed-pods that are joined together at the base. Though the foliage is toxic to livestock and generally avoided, bumblebees love the nectar from these graceful wildflowers.

This delicate perennial will beautify any setting with its deep purple spires of flowers. Aptly named Larkspur, its blossoms are poised on tall stems like Larks ready for flight. The dark green leaves form pretty, five pointed palms. A gorgeous wildflower!