A sport of 'Blue Spike', 'Fantasy Creation' has a large pyramidal raceme resembling broccoli. Its blue flowers gradually turn purple, then green, fading toward yellow. It doesn't wilt and rarely sets seed, making it useful for dried flower arrangements.
Good early color. Can be forced. Adaptable to various growing conditions, but must have well-drained soil.
Likes fertile, moist but well-drained alkaline soil in full sun. Will take part shade. Plant 3–4 inches deep in groups or drifts in fall. Lift and divide when dormant in late summer or early fall.
Divide when dormant; remove offsets in summer; sow seeds in containers in a cold frame in fall.
Generally problem free but prone to viruses.
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