Consolida regalis is the Wild Larkspur, an annual plant that was once mainly found in fields between the winter grains. The species has now become rare due to the large-scale use of pesticides. Small larkspur with its fern-like stems and cloud of small refined blue flowers, which are somewhat reminiscent of an orchid flower, give a natural look. It flowers from April to June. This annual plant sows itself easily and provides a rustic atmosphere in the garden. This natural beauty fits well in wild flower meadows and attracts bees and butterflies!

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