A fluffier flower sets this columbine apart from the simpler native type. It has cheerful magenta and white flowers on tall stems and reseeds readily.
Latin Name
Aquilegia vulgaris var. stellata 'Nora Barlow'
Family
Ranunculaceae
Also Known As
Common Columbine Granny's Nightcap
Type of Plant
Bloom Season
April - May
Seasons
Specifications
Uses
Sunlight Exposure
Tolerances
Toxicity
Colors
Native Range
Europe
History
This type of columbine has been recorded in herbals since the 17th century.
Other Details
Planted at Mount Vernon
Hardiness Zones
Average annual extreme minimum temperature 1976-2005
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