Larkspur

Larkspur - Consolida orientalis is a Herb Plant with a Variety of Uses 

Larkspur is commonly known as Dwarf Larkspur; it is part of the Ranunculaceae family, and it is a native of the Eastern United States. It usually grows around moist ravines, shaded slopes, and hilly woodlands. It is tolerant of most soils such as dry, sand, chalk, loam and is also considered drought tolerant. It is best not to let the earth become wet as this would cause problems. It is disease free as for pests it does seem to have a few during early development such as caterpillars and maggots which eat foliage and flowers, but these are easily managed with correct care and patience. 

 Larkspur Plant Grows in Wooded Areas and along Ditches and Roadways

It has long green stalks that are covered in beautiful and bright purple flowers. They can also be other colors when blooming, and this depends on the variety and color that is purchased.  It can also be seen growing in wooded locations and even in ditches along the roadways.  These plants are very easy to grow and care for, and homeowners and gardeners love them.  Buying this plant is a great way to add much-needed color to gardens and also bright curb appeal when these flowers are in bloom during the spring and summer.

 Larkspur Plant is a herb plant that has been used for several things.  It is found in a lot of oils and other supplements.  This plants leaves were used to treat hemorrhoids and was also used for asthma attacks that came on fast.  It has also been used to kill and prevent nits and head lice during the Great War times.  This plant should only be digested under the instructions of a herbalist or a doctor.