By Eco
United Kingdom
Any idea what this is? It just sprung up.


22 May, 2015
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They self seed all over the place so its probably a cross - and a pretty one!
22 May, 2015
thanks, I have lots of aquilegia, but none like this. It just seems to have a stem and a flower , no leaves. thanks for your input.
22 May, 2015
I can see the leaves in your photo. It's a variety of Aquilegia vulgaris.
23 May, 2015
Aquilegia
24 May, 2015
Lovely blue. Mine are all variations on pink/purple..
24 May, 2015
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Looks like and Aquilegia, as to which one - no idea.
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