Columbine
Like butterflies in the garden, everybody loves Columbines.
The nodding flowers are always compared to butterflies, and these garden beauties are as beautiful in a vase as they are in the garden. Your grandmother enjoyed them as much as anyone today, but hers were probably not as colorful as the great hybrids we enjoy. Easterners know the Eastern Red Columbine as a treasured wildflower, but of course, the hybrids offer much larger blooms in a rainbow of colors.
All columbines like rich, well-watered soil, so find a good spot for them and they'll reward you with a fantastic multi-colored display each year in late spring.
-
Columbine McKana Giants Mix
With brightly-colored flowers that bloom over delicate foliage, these plants brighten the late spring garden/early summer garden. (Aquilegia)
More DetailsItem #: 18PER3 -
Columbine Crimson Star
This red selection of the McKana Columbine group is always a big favorite with people -- and hummingbirds. Some of the loveliest flowers you'll ever see. (Aquilegia)
More DetailsItem #: 17PER -
Columbine Clementine Mix
The Clementine Mix has a variety of colorful, fully double blooms that will make a bright statement in any garden. (Aquilegia vulgaris)
More DetailsItem #: 13AQU -
Columbine Double Winky Mix
The Double Winky Mix boasts a variety of blooms with big bi-colored centers, almost rose like. (Aquilegia vulgaris)
More DetailsItem #: 12AQU -
Columbine Songbird Bluebird
Songbird Bluebird is a masterfully hybridized homage to the large wild Colorado Blue Columbine. (Aquilegia)
More DetailsItem #: 4AQU
An item
has been added to your cart.
We’re sorry, but the following items are currently unavailable
The following items are either out of season or we’ve sold out of our inventory. Please feel free to browse our selection and Sign Up for our Newsletter to be notified when these products are available for next season! We often have similar items available, so please utilize our search or filters (on the left) to explore other options. Or, call us at 877-309-7333 for help.




Return to Top


