Million Dollar Blush Larkspur

Million Dollar Blush is a Delphinium elatum cultivar with tall flower spikes carrying blush-pink blooms and soft white centers. The opened plant profile describes semi-double flowers, early-to-mid summer bloom, and a sunny site with fertile, well-drained soil. ## Garden Placement Use the soft pink and white flowers in a perennial border, cottage garden, or cutting bed. The seller lists it for USDA zones 3–7 and notes that its flowers attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Its flower stems bring vertical interest among lower-growing perennials. ## Growing Conditions Plant in full sun and keep the soil consistently moist while allowing excess water to drain. The deeply divided green foliage forms a leafy base beneath the spikes. Give the flower stems room for good air circulation and easy access for cutting. ## Maintenance Stake the stems where wind could make them lean. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage additional bloom and watch for slugs or powdery mildew. Delphiniums are harmful if eaten. [Plant Detectives](https://plantdetectives.com/collections/annuals-perennials/products/million-dollar-blush-delphinium) describes the named cultivar’s flower color, form, site, zones, uses, and care; [RHS](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/5398/delphinium-elatum/details) provides general species-level cultivation guidance.