Light and fast

The larkspur flower is very similar to delphinium. It is a characteristic flower of July. Larkspurs grow wild and tall in pastures, and their colors are deep and beautiful. Native Americans used larkspur to make a dark red dye, and European settlers used it to dip their quills in blue ink.

As soon as the snow melts, these beautiful larkspurs appear; however, they do not bloom until July.