Aquilegia ? Earlybird? violet Blue? is a compact variety of this cottage garden staple that is ideal for small spaces, containers & the front of borders. ...

The distinctive violet & creamy flowers of Aquilegia flabellata Blackcurrant Ice rise up on stems above the decorative foliage from late spring. The compact little Columbine makes a useful hardy perennial for gravel gardens & rockeries or simply scattered through the front of borders. A cottage garden classic that makes a dainty cut flower too. Height & spread: 20cm &40;8&34;&41;. Supplied as plug plants. ...

The distinctive violet & creamy flowers of Aquilegia flabellata Blackcurrant Ice rise up on stems above the decorative foliage from late spring. The compact little Columbine makes a useful hardy perennial for gravel gardens & rockeries or simply scattered through the front of borders. A cottage garden classic that makes a dainty cut flower too. Height & spread: 20cm &40;8&34;&41;. Supplied as plug plants. ...

Extremely dwarf plants with attractive, nodding, rose-pink & cream flowers against unusual blue-green, fan shaped foliage. This compact Aquilegia is ideal for planting at the front of borders, in containers or alpine gardens where it will self seed to create handsome drifts. Height & spread: 20cm (8) ...

Commonly known as Columbine, these dainty hardy perennials are a cottage garden essential&33; Nodding flowers with long spurs are held aloft attractive foliage on tall wiry stems. Reliable & easy to grow, these classic perennials are perfect for traditional borders. Aquilegia flowers make an adorable cut flower for indoor displays too&33;

Height: 75cm &40;30&34;&41;. Bare root plants supplied.

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Aquilegia have been bred for every colour imaginable, but sometimes its good to go back to basics. The species Aquilegia vulgaris is just as pretty as many of its cultivars & well worth a place in the garden. ...

A stunning introduction that produces clusters of double spurless, dark violet clematis-like flowers, on strong sturdy stems. ...

Aquilegia vulgaris ' William Guinness' is a striking variety of Columbine. From the shape of its flowers, it is easy to see why it is sometimes dubbed ' Granny's Bonnet', although the black blooms with white corolla are certainly more fashionable than the average pensioner's headwear! Indeed, these unusual colours give the plant the alternative name of Aquilegia ' Magpie' & you will certainly want to collect several of these hardy perennials which are attractive to beneficial garden insects such as bees & butterflies. After it has flowered in the late spring, the green foliage & appealing seedheads of Aquilegia ' William Guinness' remain an attractive addition to sunny or partially shady gardens throughout the season. ...

Aquilegia vulgaris ' William Guinness' is a striking variety of Columbine. From the shape of its flowers, it is easy to see why it is sometimes dubbed ' Granny's Bonnet', although the black blooms with white corolla are certainly more fashionable than the average pensioner's headwear! Indeed, these unusual colours give the plant the alternative name of Aquilegia ' Magpie' & you will certainly want to collect several of these hardy perennials which are attractive to beneficial garden insects such as bees & butterflies. After it has flowered in the late spring, the green foliage & appealing seedheads of Aquilegia ' William Guinness' remain an attractive addition to sunny or partially shady gardens throughout the season. ...

Aquilegia vulgaris William Guinness is a striking variety of Columbine. From the shape of its flowers, it is easy to see why it is sometimes dubbed Grannys Bonnet, although the black blooms with white corolla are certainly more fashionable than the average pensioners headwear&33; Indeed, these unusual colours give the plant the alternative name of Aquilegia Magpie & you will certainly want to collect several of these hardy perennials which are attractive to beneficial garden insects such as bees & butterflies. After it has flowered in the late spring, the green foliage & appealing seedheads of Aquilegia William Guinness remain an attractive addition to sunny or partially shady gardens throughout the season.

Height: 75cm &40;26&34;&41;; Spread: 30cm &40;10&34;&41;.

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