The giant imperial larkspur (variegated) is an annual plant offering large flower stems adorned with majestic flowers for cutting or drying. It adds verticality to flowerbeds and attracts pollinating insects. Height: up to 120 cm. Successfully sowing giant imperial larkspur (variegated) Sow in April/May in a sunny location. Cover the seeds with about 5 mm of fine soil, keep moist. Emergence in 15/20 days. Thin to 15 cm. Sow from August to October for earlier flowering, in pots under cover placed at 15/20°C. Then place the plants in a cool, bright, frost-free place. Water sparingly. Planting in the garden Plant in place in spring, sheltered from the wind. Provide a stake. Add compost. The plant disappears during the winter to reappear in spring. Flowering The flowers appear from June to September. Cut back flower stems after flowering.