Columbine Aquilegia Flower Mix – Colorful Perennial Flower Seeds

Low stock! Only 10 left
$16.59
$16.59
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Columbine Grannys Bonnet Aquilegia Flower Mix produces elegant bell shaped flowers in a beautiful range of colors These perennial flowers are known for their delicate appearance and attractive foliage making them ideal for borders cottage gardens and containers The plants are easy to grow and attract butterflies adding charm and movement to garden spaces Suitable for home gardeners these seeds create long lasting seasonal color and natural beauty in outdoor landscapes
  • Free delivery
  • Germination guarantee
Estimated delivery
Get it between Sat, Sep 19 and Tue, Sep 22
FREE
✓ Ordered ● Shipped Delivered
Columbine Aquilegia Flower Mix – Colorful Perennial Flower Seeds

$16.59

Planting Season

Winter Spring

Light Requirement

Partial Sun

Plant Height

Medium Height

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor Preferred
Planting Information
Life Cycle Perennial Plant
Plant Characteristics Colorful Blooms
Plant Type Ornamental Flower
Flavour Profile Not Edible
Life Perennial Plant
Germination Time Slow Germination
Fruit Size No Fruit
Soil Type Well Drained
Soil pH Neutral Soil
Spacing Between Plants Moderate Spacing
Watering Needs Moderate Water
Harvest Time Flower Season
Bloom Season Spring Summer
Seeds per Pack 300
Seed Type Open Pollinated
Yield Potential Dense Flowering
GTIN 36002845707

Sow seeds on moist well drained soil and lightly cover with fine soil Keep soil slightly moist until germination occurs

Provide partial sunlight and moderate watering Remove dried flowers to encourage healthy plant growth

Question about this product?

We're happy to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

How can columbine fill shady parts of a flower border?

Its delicate foliage and nodding flowers suit partial shade, making it useful for woodland-style borders, shaded beds, and transitions beneath taller plants.

Can columbine flowers rise above low groundcovers?

Yes. The flower stems extend above the foliage, allowing colorful blooms to stand out when planted among lower-growing companions.

How can I combine mixed-color columbine in a cottage garden?

Plant groups throughout the border rather than keeping every color together. This creates a natural, varied display during the flowering season.

Why are columbine flowers shaped like bonnets?

The common name Granny's Bonnet refers to the distinctive nodding flower form, with curved petals and spurs that give the blooms their bonnet-like appearance.

Can columbine naturalize in an informal garden?

Yes. Once established, columbine can self-sow in suitable garden conditions, allowing new seedlings to appear around the original planting.

How can columbine support a pollinator-friendly border?

Its distinctive flowers provide a useful nectar resource for visiting pollinators, making it a natural choice for mixed wildlife-friendly plantings.

Still have a question?

Our growing experts reply within a day, 7 days a week.
Ask a question