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Delphinium Seeds - Lilac Spire
- Annual; Eye Catching columns of color
- Perfect for cut flower arrangements and drying
- Prefers Full Sun Exposure
Fast Facts
About Delphinium Seeds - Lilac Spire
Delphinium consolida
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Delphinium/Larkspur Seeds - Lilac Spire
Known as both Delphinium and Larkspur, this lovely Lilac Spire variety is sure to capture the heart of any gardener! Tall, slender flower spikes are packed with delicate florets in a beautiful shade of light purple. Lilac Spire Larkspur is prone to branching, making it an excellent choice for cut flower arrangements!
Fast Facts
About Delphinium Seeds - Lilac Spire
Delphinium consolida
By Delphinium Seeds by the Packet or in Bulk
Delphinium/Larkspur Seeds - Lilac Spire
Known as both Delphinium and Larkspur, this lovely Lilac Spire variety is sure to capture the heart of any gardener! Tall, slender flower spikes are packed with delicate florets in a beautiful shade of light purple. Lilac Spire Larkspur is prone to branching, making it an excellent choice for cut flower arrangements!
How to Plant Lilac Spire Delphinium
About Delphinium
In the garden, in a vase or dried, Delphinium is lovely! Different varieties of the the Delphinium family can range from 1 to 7 feet.
When to Plant Delphinium
Plant your Delphinium seeds in the fall or spring, early in the season.
Where to Plant Delphinium
Delphinium plants like full sun to partial shade, and they will grow very quickly. They thrive in average soil and cool weather.
How to Plant Delphinium
Delphinium is notoriously difficult to transplant, so it is best to sow seeds directly into your flower garden after all danger of frost.
Cover Delphinium seeds lightly with 1/8th inch of soil. Space your seeds 4 inches apart, and after germination, thin seedlings to 10-12 inches apart. Keep the soil moist to feed your Delphinium fast growth.
How to Care for Delphinium
During dry periods, water them once or twice a week. Provide a general purpose fertilizer once a month until after they have bloomed. Staking may be necessary to keep them from bending under the weight of the blooms. Delphinium are highly susceptible to frost, fungal disease (especially Sclerotium), and mildew. Insects should not be a problem, but if they are, use a general purpose insect repellent.
** Delphinium can be poisonous to some animals—most notably cattle!**
Seed Coverage for Delphinium Seeds - Lilac Spire
| Amount |
Recommended Coverage |
| Packet |
Up to 80 Sq. Ft |
| 1 Ounce |
Up to 625 Sq. Ft |
