Larkspur ‘Fancy Pink’
Consolida ajacis (previously classified as Delphinium consolida)
Description
The largest-flowered larkspur we’ve ever grown, ‘Fancy Pink’ is so full-blossomed that it could be easily mistaken for a delphinium. Each towering stem is smothered in large, bubblegum-pink flowers with a white center. Fantastic both fresh and dried. A must-grow if you love pastels.
Please note: All parts of larkspur are poisonous, including the seeds. Use caution around children and pets.
Details
Height: 36 to 48 in
Site: full sun
Days to maturity: 110 to 120 days
Plant spacing: 9 in
Pinch: not necessary
Seed Sowing & Growing Notes
Plants do best when sown directly into the garden. Direct-seed in late fall or early spring or start seed indoors in trays 6 to 8 weeks before last frost and transplant out while the weather is still cool. Seed can be tricky to start indoors, so pop seeds into the freezer for 10 to 14 days before sowing to speed up germination. Cold-tolerant, larkspur can be planted in the fall in even the coldest corners of the world.
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Description
The largest-flowered larkspur we’ve ever grown, ‘Fancy Pink’ is so full-blossomed that it could be easily mistaken for a delphinium. Each towering stem is smothered in large, bubblegum-pink flowers with a white center. Fantastic both fresh and dried. A must-grow if you love pastels.
Please note: All parts of larkspur are poisonous, including the seeds. Use caution around children and pets.
Details
Height: 36 to 48 in
Site: full sun
Days to maturity: 110 to 120 days
Plant spacing: 9 in
Pinch: not necessary
Seed Sowing & Growing Notes
Plants do best when sown directly into the garden. Direct-seed in late fall or early spring or start seed indoors in trays 6 to 8 weeks before last frost and transplant out while the weather is still cool. Seed can be tricky to start indoors, so pop seeds into the freezer for 10 to 14 days before sowing to speed up germination. Cold-tolerant, larkspur can be planted in the fall in even the coldest corners of the world.
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