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Aquilegia viridiflora - 2009
By Andrewr
13 May, 2009
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An alpine aquilegia less than twelve inches in height. Requires a gritty soil in sun and shelter from too much winter wet
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This one is not long-lived but I think winter wet would not help. I have mine in the lee of a yew that keeps the worst of the winter weather off it
21 May, 2009
goood photo this is a sweet little plant, i have heard that it is scented?
7 Feb, 2010
Not that I've noticed but I have very little sense of smell
7 Feb, 2010
They are scented. Shame you cannot smell them. Even so, growing them well is a delight in itself.
2 May, 2012
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I've also tried this and lost it. Probably too much wet again. I need to remember to put "Hammers" cloches over things.
21 May, 2009