Larkspur is a prolific self-seeder, and allowing the flowers to go to seed will ensure new plants the following year. Simply let the seed pods dry on the plant and disperse their seeds naturally.

Allow seed pods to develop, and if they are in a happy place they will reseed. In order for larkspur to germinate, the seed must have a cold period. Two weeks stashed in the refrigerator in a zip ...

Larkspur seeds can be sown outdoors early in the spring. Growing them at plot edges where they can be left undisturbed to mature and drop seeds will help to ensure repeat growth and bloom in ...