Rocket Larkspur Seeds

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I have just ordered this seed for the third year in a row. It is a reliable, prolific bloomer best scattered across a wide area. I have collected and saved its seeds these past two years, and supplemented with an additional seed purchase here. As the blooms begin to go to seed, the collection of these seeds makes my morning walk in my garden with my coffee an adventure: are there more seeds to harvest? After this year, I may produce enough seeds that I don't have to buy more!

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We had a wet, cold spring followed by a summer drought. I had thrown these seeds in with the Midwest Wildflower mix. The mix did great, but I never saw any larkspur. Admittedly, the mix came up later than it might have with better weather, and perhaps that may have been the problem. Perhaps some seeds will survive this winter and come up next spring - if so, I'll definitely note it on a review.

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Even though I planted these a month late - which is usually the kiss of death in Houston - I had fantastic yield of long lasting, beautiful flowers. My husband is even thrilled. We are already talking Bout what we will plant this coming fall.

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very pretty, very early and they keep coming back from seed.

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Have order from American Meadows for years and always very happy with my seeds. I purchase by the pound and spread seed in fall. some seeds start to grow than the next spring they come up beautiful if you can let them go to seed they always self seed again for a few years than I order more always a breath taking display!

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Out of a whole bag of seeds, less than a dozen plants came up. I was extremely disappointed. I even planted seeds at different times.

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Beautiful and visitors looked in awe at how lovely they were.

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Larkspurs have always been one of my favorite flowers. Especially the deep blue or purple types. These always make a statement in my front yard.

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Lots of color, easily grown from seed, reseeds freely, absolutely lovely.

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First off, I have horrible clay soil, so I tend to look for flowers that thrive in poor conditions and require little maintenance. These little flowers germinated, grew and bloomed. However, the flowers were small and I had trouble with the leaves turning a brownish color. They ended up looking unsightly and weedy. They may do better in a mass container planting where it would be easy to pinch off the brown leaves and control growing conditions. They were too finicky for my wildflower bed, though.

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I planted these in the spring of 2010 and was disappointed that they didn't seem to germinate, so I was surprised this year (2011) to see the vivid purple flowers (with the occasional white or pink) emerge in early summer. The stunning display they gave me was enough for me to forgive them for being a year late and I will be buying more. I'm going to try planting them in the fall to see if that helps them germinate on time.

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I have planted Larkspur for a couple of years now, and each time the seeds grow into beautiful plants. I live in Zone 7 (Texas) and put out the seeds in early fall, cover them with a thin layer of dirt and water them daily for a week or so. In winter (January) 3-5 inch plants are showing, which then bloom in late Spring, early Summer. To have more blooms over a longer period of time, I also put out seeds in early Spring, using the same procedure as described above. I have an entire field of blue in my front lawn, which then lasts for months, and it's absolutely stunning. Each year, I tend to cut off the spent flowers (to make the garden look nicer), but, of course, this prevents them from re-seeding. If you can resist doing this, you shouldn't have to reorder seeds in the future, or only to fill in areas that are sparse.