Delphinium Larkspur Dwarf Hyacinth

Delphinium Larkspur Dwarf Hyacinth — Delphinium Larkspur Dwarf Hyacinth is a compact delphinium with dense, elegant flower spikes ideal for borders, cottage gardens, and easy summer colour. Delphinium ‘Dwarf Hyacinth’ (Rocket Larkspur). Available from Mallorn’s vegetable seeds range.

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Plant Overview

Botanical name Rocket Larkspur
Plant type Annual
Sowing period April - May
Flowering / harvest period July – September
Sunlight Full sun
Watering Water moderately and avoid waterlogging
Plant height Approx. 40 cm
Spacing 25 × 30 cm

Sowing Instructions

Sow indoors April - May
Transplanting May – June

Delphinium Larkspur Dwarf Hyacinth

Overview

Delphinium Larkspur Dwarf Hyacinth is a compact delphinium with dense, elegant flower spikes ideal for borders, cottage gardens, and easy summer colour.

Key Features

  • Delphinium ‘Dwarf Hyacinth’ (Rocket Larkspur).
  • Prefers sunny locations.
  • Grows well in most garden soils.
  • Dense, colourful flower spikes.
  • Compact growth — ideal for smaller spaces.
  • Very easy to grow.
  • Long flowering season.
  • Great for cottage-style gardens.

Sowing Instructions

  • Sow directly outdoors from April to May (IV–V).
  • Transplant/space seedlings: May – June (V–VI)

Growing Conditions and Care

  • Spacing: 25 × 30 cm
  • Water moderately and avoid waterlogging.
  • Position: Full sun
  • Soil: Well-drained

Harvesting and Use

  • Flowering Period: July – September (VII–IX)

Product Details

  • Type: Annual flowering plant
  • Height: Approx. 40 cm
  • Ideal for: Borders, beds & cut flowers

Browse vegetable seeds from Mallorn Gardening Supplies for home gardens, allotments and container growing in Ireland.

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Weight 0.5 g

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