larkspur flower seeds Larkspur, 'White Cloud'

larkspur flower seeds Larkspur, 'White Cloud'(Consolida regalis) No ordinary larkspur, 'White Cloud', like 'Blue Cloud', grows in sprays rather than traditional spires and is therefore especially well suited for use as a high volume low density filler. Consider it flower and filler in one shining white, long blooming package! 32 height and width at peak maturity, these perfect replicas of the larger larkspur flowers would be huge to a smaller animal (think mouse or fairy) and are perfect for

(Consolida regalis) No ordinary larkspur, 'White Cloud', like 'Blue Cloud', grows in sprays rather than traditional spires and is therefore especially well-suited for use as a high volume low-density filler. Consider it flower and filler in one shining white, long-blooming package! 32” height and width at peak maturity, these perfect replicas of the larger larkspur flowers would be huge to a smaller animal (think mouse or fairy) and are perfect for those of you (like me) who prefer life in miniature. On a more serious note, they are gorgeous, and I can think of no good reason you should not give them a go. Easy to grow and care for, blooming from summer through fall.
**All parts of plant are considered poisonous if consumed by humans or livestock**
75 days. UO

Packet: 100 seeds

[split]

Growing Info

SOWING:

Sow indoors 6-8 weeks before your last frost.

Transplant after last frost.

Direct seed after last frost.

Note: To improve germination, chill seed one week before sowing. Tolerant of cooler temps. 

PLANTING DEPTH:

1/8-1/4" Darkness required to germinate.

SPACING:

9-12" in rows 15" apart.

EMERGENCE:

14-21 days @ soil temp 55F. Does not germ well above 55F.

LIGHT:

Full sun to part shade

FERTILITY:

Average to high. Prefers well-drained, and evenly moist soil.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

Fresh and dried flower

Cut when 1/3 of stem is in bloom and expect a vase life of one week. Note that the growth habit of blue and white cloud is shorter with heavily branching stems that continue to flower. 

Allow flowers to open and hang upside down to dry.