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Aquilegia canadensis - 2019
By Andrewr
25 Apr, 2019
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Species aquilegia. Plants vary in height between six inches and three feet, but two feet is about the norm. Prefers a shaded position, but will grow in a sunny spot as long as the soil remains moist
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I'm growing the species aquilegias from seed and let them flower first to make sure they haven't go cross pollinated at the seller's nursery. I thought the blue background really made this one stand out well
25 Apr, 2019
It looks fabulous against the blue ...
26 Apr, 2019
I have never thought of cross pollination. Yes it does stand out against the blue. I ve just given a packet of Aquilegia to my youngest daughter.
26 Apr, 2019
You'll like this one, Andrew. I found a small group of these pretty little jewels on a rocky hilltop growing between moss pockets and rock scree. They don't last long do they? I went back a week later to find them and transplant a few to my garden..and I could not find them! perhaps something likes them for dinner!? their colour is so brilliant it's fiery.
3 May, 2019
Lovely capture! Contrast very effective.
10 May, 2019
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That s an unusual one love the shape
25 Apr, 2019