Aquilegia (Columbine)
Perfect for cottage and woodland gardens, old-fashioned Aquilegia (Columbines) are available in almost all colors of the rainbow. Intricate little flowers, they are most commonly a combination of red, peach, and yellow but also blues, whites, pure yellows, and pinks; they look almost like folded paper lanterns. The flowers emerge from attractive dark green foliage that turns maroon-colored in fall. The bell-shaped flowers are also a favorite to hummingbirds and may be used in cut-flower arrangements as well. Columbine plants aren’t too particular about soil as long it’s well-draining and not too dry. While they enjoy full sun in most areas, they don’t like it very hot, especially during summer.
Clementine Blue
Clementine Aquilegia features fluffy double flowers, held upfacing on stems, well above the lacy green foliage mound. Flowers are attractive to hummingbirds. Great in containers. Removing spent flowers will increase the blooming time.
Height: 12-24 in. Spread: 12-24 in. Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade Zone: 3 |
Clementine Red
Clementine Aquilegia features fluffy double flowers, held upfacing on stems, well above the lacy green foliage mound. Flowers are attractive to hummingbirds. Great in containers. Removing spent flowers will increase the blooming time.
Height: 12-24 in. Spread: 12-24 in. Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade Zone: 3 |
Clementine Salmon Rose
Clementine Aquilegia features fluffy double flowers, held upfacing on stems, well above the lacy green foliage mound. Flowers are attractive to hummingbirds. Great in containers. Removing spent flowers will increase the blooming time.
Height: 12-24 in. Spread: 12-24 in. Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade Zone: 3 |