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How to germinate
Aquilegia
seeds Page 1
Harmful if eaten
(COLUMBINE)
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Hardy
perennial 18-20°C Thin layer of vermiculite Sow April to June and Autumn Germination can take up to 5 weeks |
Also know as Columbine, Grannys Bonnet,
Granny's Bonnet and Granny's nightcap
A.vulgaris plena
Aquilegia Barlow series 'the' cottage garden flower.
| Aquilegia Bordeaux Barlow
70-80cm A.vulgaris One of the best varieties for cut flower use. Fully double deep wine coloured spurless flowers, ideal for borders, cut flower and landscaping, a cottage garden favourite. Long lasting perennial.
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| Aquilegia Black Barlow
70-80cm A.vulgaris One of the best varieties for cut flower use. Fully double deep maroon to nearly black spurless flowers, ideal for borders, cut flower and landscaping, a cottage garden favourite. Long lasting perennial.
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| Aquilegia White Angel
15-20cm A.flabellata A compact variety for the rockery, front of border or small patio container, large white flowers with attractive foliage.
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| Aquilegia Blue Angel
15cm A.flabellata A compact variety for the rockery, front of border or small patio container, large blue flowers with attractive foliage.
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| Aquilegia Blackcurrant Ice
Up to 20cm NEW Aqualegia flabellata Aquilegia Blackcurrant Ice. Unusual contrasting purple and creamy yellow flowers over deep green foliage on compact plants. Ideal for use in containers and pots
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| Aquilegia Miss M.I. Huish
60cm NEW Aqualegia vulgaris Aquilegia Miss M.I. Huish, a new variety with dark violet double spurless flowers, almost clematis like, excellent contrast in borders.
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The cultural information should be
used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for
the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With
this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already
have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the
larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia
Begonia etc requires no cover.
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