Aquilegia EARLYBIRD Purple Blue - Columbine Attracts Song Birds While more drought-tolerant than native

While more drought-tolerant than native flowering dogwoods

Gold drop features chartreuse golden foliage with purple panicles

if given enough space and a is a great choice for brightening up areas of shade and complementing the more subdued colors of shade loving plants

The palm sized bloom bracts appear in the late spring to early summer and provide a dramatic statement during a time when most other trees are finished blooming

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Aquilegia EARLYBIRD Purple Blue - Columbine Attracts Song Birds While more drought-tolerant than nativeColumbine is a beautiful plant. The uniquely shaped flowers remind me of tiny wind turbines, and this variety is very charming with perfectly segmented light blue purple centers and deep blue purple colored sepals. In a woodland areas they are simply outstanding as they naturalize in small clumps reminiscent of a fairy tale meadow. We like this series because they flower the first year and have upright stems and upward facing flowers. With attractive