We have not had good weather….far too much rain here. They are barely up. I would like to try them next year.
Larkspur Seeds - Hyacinth Flowered Tall Mix
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Early flowering mix of densely double, rosette-like blooms on tall stems
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Consolida ajacis
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Larkspur Hyacinth Flowered Tall Mix delivers elegant spires of fully double blooms in a deep, dramatic palette—perfect for cutting gardens and early-season beds. Early flowering with double and semi-double flowers all the way up tall, upright stems. With an easygoing nature and long-lasting charm, this larkspur brings vintage garden appeal with minimal fuss.
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| Amount | Avg Seed Count | Recommended Coverage |
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| Packet | 300 | Up to 80 Sq. Ft |
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Overall rating: 2.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
We have not had good weather….far too much rain here. They are barely up. I would like to try them next year.
Jeanne L. 2/5 Verified
Larkspur Seeds - Hyacinth Flowered Tall Mix
Store owner replied: Hello Jeanne L. Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear that the weather didn't cooperate with your larkspur planting. Larkspur is a hardy annual that grows best when sown in late fall or very early spring, as the seeds prefer cool conditions to germinate. Prolonged periods of heavy rain can reduce germination, wash seeds away, or leave young seedlings struggling in saturated soil, making establishment more difficult. We are glad we had the opportunity to provide this information and a resolution, and we hope you'll have much better success with your next planting under more favorable conditions. Thank you for your feedback and for giving us the opportunity to help!