Aquilegia vulgaris 'Ruby Port'
Columbine
Double, rich, dark wine red flowers. Gray-green, deeply divided leaves.
Growing & Maintenance Tips
Sun or partial shade in a well-drained, moist soil. Makes a great border plant. Because the flowering season ending early, columbines should be planted where their fading leaves will be camouflaged by foliage of other plants.
Interesting Information
Aquilegia is a derivation of aquila, like an eagle, which may refer to the resemblance of the spurlike petals to an eagle's beak.
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Delphinium elatum(Bee Delphinium 'Double Innocence') |
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