FREE: Columbine Flower / Granny's Bonnet' quilegia species 30+ seeds

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In this auction I am including approx. 30+ seeds

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Today you are considering a color seed mix of the columbine flower (samples of colors in photos above). Columbines are members of the genus Aquilegia. They belong to the Buttercup Family. The common name columbine comes from the Latin word columba, which means dove. When the blossom is flipped over, some people see a ring of doves drinking at a fountain.
The long life of the Columbine blossom makes them a great feature plant in the perennial bed and a wonderful choice as a cut flower.
Duration: Perennial
Bloom Time: May - June
Height: 1' - 3'
Light: Full sun or partial shade. (With long tap roots, they establish themselves where they are planted, so they may be difficult to move after a couple years' worth of growth. )
Hardiness Zone: 3 to 9
Sowing seeds: Seed may be sown directly in the garden in early spring or up until mid summer. The seeds should be left uncovered, because they germinate faster in light. These seeds will produce flowering size plants the following spring.If you are starting your Columbine seeds indoors, they will need to be sown into their pots or flats, and then chilled in the refrigerator for 1-3 weeks before moving them to 70-75 degrees, where they will germinate.

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