Larkspur (Delphinium Consolida Pink Queen) - Easy to grow from Larkspur seeds, these pink beauties are as lovely in the garden as they are in the vase. This Larkspur Pink Queen features tall spikes of pink, often frilled, flowers blooming from the bottom of the spike towards the top offering long-lasting color. Larkspur uses include cutting for fresh flower arrangements and back of the border color. Larkspur Delphinium Consolida is an outstanding summer performer!

To aid in the germination of Larkspur seeds, place the flower seeds on a damp paper towel, seal the towel and seeds in a ziploc bag and place in the refrigerator for 1 - 2 weeks. After removing the flower seeds from the refrigerator, directly sow the Larkspur flower seeds outdoors in prepared soil, keeping the seeds moist until germination. Larkspur seeds can also be sown indoors and Larkspur seedlings transplanted outside after 8 weeks of growth. Larkspur care includes staking the tall flowers if needed, watering deeply each week, and applying a liquid fertilizer every other week during the growing season. After blooms are spent, cut back hard to encourage a second bloom later in the season. The flower seeds and Larkspur plants are poisonous so do not consume.