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Delphinium is a perennial favorite as the tall spikes of blue flowers in the background of a stately English or cottage garden. The modern delphinium flower may be a single or double rosette in popular blue or red, pink, white, violet and yellow. Many of the flowers have white or black centers known as “bees.” Profuse bloomers, their gorgeous colors are highly prized by gardeners, and hummingbirds are endlessly attracted to them.
Delphinium, a native throughout the Northern Hemisphere includes about 300 species in the Ranunculaceae (Buttercup) Family. The name “delphinium” originated with the ancient Greeks who thought the shape of the new flower bud with spur resembled that of a dolphin’s nose. Delphinium is often called by the common name “larkspur” which is shared between the perennial Delphinium and the annual Consolida species.
Larkspur - an old-fashioned flower, excellent for cutting or drying. Growing up to 3', this is a uniformly double strain, perfect for the back of the beds. Larkspur QIS Mix is a popular variety known for its romantic beauty, reliable blooms, and sturdy, clean stems ideal for cutting. It's loved by both cut flower growers and home gardeners and is a favorite among friendly pollinators like butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees. Please be aware that we cannot guarantee specific shades in Larkspur QIS Mix plant, as the Mix is determined by the seed breeder. The Mix may consist of all one color or significantly differ from the colors pictured.