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Aquilegia buergeriana var oxysepala - 2017
By Andrewr
26 Apr, 2017
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Specie aquilegia which comes true from seed as long as there are no others in the immediate vicinity. Weed out any rogue plants as soon as they come into flower.
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For 'rather' read 'very!' I try to grow each species in a different part of the garden so there is less chance of cross pollination.
26 Apr, 2017
I don't think it would work in my garden I have them growing in every area but then I like to see them dotted about amongst other plants ,obviously its not ideal for something as special as this ...
2 May, 2017
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Very nice. They can be rather promiscuous though.
26 Apr, 2017