Earl Grey Larkspur

Delphinium consolida

Seeds per pack ~ 50  

(Packed for 2026)

Larkspur Earl Grey  refers to a specific variety or color of Larkspur flowers, known for their tall spikes of colorful blooms. Larkspurs, part of the Delphinium genus, are popular in gardens and floral arrangements for their vibrant and striking flowers. It is sometimes called Misty Lavender Larkspur

The "Misty Lavender" part of the name suggests a soft, muted shade of lavender, evoking a gentle and serene aesthetic. Lavender itself is a light purple shade, often associated with elegance, grace, and calmness. The term "misty" implies a subtle, almost ethereal quality to the color, possibly with a blend of soft gray or blue undertones that soften the purple hue further.

The addition of "Earl Grey" to the name introduces a unique twist, possibly hinting at a slight silvery or bluish tint to the flowers, reminiscent of the bergamot-flavored Earl Grey tea. This could suggest that the flowers have a sophisticated, slightly muted palette that combines the soft purples of lavender with the cool, understated tones of Earl Grey tea.

Together, "Larkspur Misty Lavender/Earl Grey" conjures an image of elegant, tall spikes of Larkspur flowers with blooms in a unique, soft shade of lavender, nuanced with hints of silver or blue, evoking a sense of tranquility and refined beauty.