I am sowing larkspur over bulb plantings.
I came across: Hyacinth flowered dwarf larkspur.
I am using it near the front of beds and the tall larkspur nearer the back.
Just wondering if anyone else has tried these? and how did they do?

I've never seen those, but it sounds like a lovely idea! And I would think they'd do just fine being seeded in the fall. I've certainly had volunteers show up in the spring. Be curious to hear from anyone who's tried them, too.

Caroline, I planted larkspur 3 yrs ago and it has reseeded itself every year since. I would think you'd be ok.

I am wondering if the dwarf kind might be more tender than the tall ones.
I guess that i will find out in the spring.

Fall sowing of larkspur was not successful here.
I wonder if it was the seed, or birds took them?
Or are winters too cold for them?
Maybe I should give them less winter by sowing in March?

So none of them grew? That's surprising. I had a couple of volunteers show up again this year, and I haven't planted any myself for several years. Once source mentioned that the seed doesn't keep well, so maybe the seeds weren't fresh? The same source also recommended planting the seeds in Sept to Oct, so the winter shouldn't be a problem.

Will try again, but make sure the seeds are covered well with mulch.

The planting instructions I've seen do recommend planting them about 1/4 inch deep. I collected some seeds off my volunteers; maybe I should plant them out now instead of waiting till spring.