Columbine

(Aquilegia vulgaris) Like the Bordeaux version of the same “Barlow” series, “Black Barlow” brings a dark, moody elegance to the spring cutting garden with its doubled deep purple/black blooms atop long stems. Breathtaking! Throws an occasional single bloom. Hardy Perennial, blooms the second year and thereafter. UO Packet: 100 seeds...

(Aquilegia longissima) Golden blooms with the longest tails in the Aquilegia business flit around like shooting stars in airy displays held high above beautiful rosettes of foliage. This rare and beautiful columbine is native to moist canyon territory from Arizona and west Texas though Northern Mexico and gets its name...

(Aquilegia vulgaris) We love aquilegias for their ability to fill the gap between the fading bulbs of spring and the main season flowering annuals and perennials in the garden, and few do it as elegantly as the “Barlow” series. Flowering in mid-May for us, Bordeaux features lovely claret-red nodding blooms...