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Larkspur Delphinium Consolida Imperial Mixed- Pack of 125 Seeds
Larkspur refers to flowering plants from either the Delphinium or Consolida genera, which are both in the buttercup family. These elegant, spire-shaped flowers are known for their vibrant colors and are a classic feature of cottage gardens and floral arrangements. These tall, spiky flowers, which come in shades of blue, purple, pink, and white, thrive in cool temperatures
Larkspur flowers grow in tall, upright spikes with densely packed blossoms. The individual flowers are irregularly shaped with an elongated petal that resembles a lark's spur or claw, which is where the common name originated.
Larkspur Delphinium Consolida Imperial Mixed- Pack of 125 Seeds
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