Aquilegia Swan Lavender
23 Apr, 2016
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Thanks to Karen for the I.D. as my label said 'Aquilegia', do not eat! Looking at it though, some critter has taken a liking to it.
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Ooh..it does look like it...nice! :)
23 Apr, 2016
..hmm..it also looks like 'winky blue' which I just spotted in the ads to the right of this page!
23 Apr, 2016
Yes it does K....Winky Blue is quite small though!! whoever ate it obviously cannot read the label Shirley!
23 Apr, 2016
What a beauty
1 May, 2016
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Lovely flowers. I love Aquilegia, they seem to grow anywhere, the flowers are so different and colourful and the foliage is soft.
23 Apr, 2016