Genus: Aquilegia

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Otherwise known as Columbine, this genus of about 70 perennials is known for attractive bell-shaped flowers.

Aquilegia are fully hardy and are happy in a bit of dappled shade. With hundreds of hybrids created, the flowers come in a whole range of colours including blue, purple, red, orange, pink, lilac, white and yellow.

The flowers are incredibly rich in nectar and so will attract any nearby honey bees to your garden. These plants freely self seed so are perfect for a bit of a wild patch – if you want to keep them under control simply collect the seeds.

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We have 169 photos of Aquilegia plants in real gardens

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You can also discover who's growing Aquilegia.

  • Aquilegia - McKenna's Large Flowered Hybrids (Aquilegia 'McKenna Hybrids')
    By Sid
  • Swan White (Aquilegia saximontana (Rocky Mountain Colombine)
    By Janette
  • Aquilegia 'Nora Barlow' - May 2008 (Aquilegia vulgaris (Columbine))
    By RobertR
  • Swan Blue & White (Aquilegia saximontana (Rocky Mountain Colombine))
    By Janette
  • aquiligia (Aquilegia atrata (Dark Columbine))
    By islander
  • more...

Care tips & Questions

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nelke
Nelke

I had a beautiful Aquilegia caerulea, that with the long sporns.-Is it normal, that...

Asked on 8 Apr, 2009 2 replies

seedstarter
Seedstarter

How do you plant granny bonnets fron seed? Can you start them indoors?

Asked on 11 Mar, 2009 3 replies

Sid
Sid

Grubs on my Aquilegia seedlings

Asked on 9 Apr, 2008 7 replies

Species of Aquilegia

  • Aquilegia alpina
  • Aquilegia atrata
  • Aquilegia atrovinosa
  • Aquilegia aurea
  • Aquilegia barbaricina
  • Aquilegia barnebyi
  • Aquilegia bernardii
  • Aquilegia bertolonii
  • Aquilegia blecicii
  • Aquilegia brevistyla
  • Aquilegia buergeriana
  • Aquilegia caerulea
  • Aquilegia canadensis
  • Aquilegia champagnatii
  • Aquilegia chrysantha
  • Aquilegia desertorum
  • Aquilegia desolatica
  • Aquilegia dinarica
  • Aquilegia ecalcarata
  • Aquilegia einseleana
  • Aquilegia elegantula
  • Aquilegia eximia
  • Aquilegia flabellata
  • Aquilegia flavescens
  • Aquilegia formosa
  • Aquilegia glandulosa
  • Aquilegia grahamii
  • Aquilegia grata
  • Aquilegia hybrida
  • Aquilegia incurvata
  • Aquilegia japonica
  • Aquilegia jonesii
  • Aquilegia karatavica
  • Aquilegia karelini
  • Aquilegia kitaibelii
  • Aquilegia lactiflora
  • Aquilegia laramiensis
  • Aquilegia litardierei
  • Aquilegia longissima
  • Aquilegia loriae
  • Aquilegia micrantha
  • Aquilegia moorcroftiana
  • Aquilegia nigricans
  • Aquilegia nugorensis
  • Aquilegia nuragica
  • Aquilegia olympica
  • Aquilegia ottonis
  • Aquilegia oxysepala
  • Aquilegia pancicii
  • Aquilegia parviflora
  • Aquilegia pubescens
  • Aquilegia pubiflora
  • Aquilegia pyrenaica
  • Aquilegia rockii
  • Aquilegia saximontana
  • Aquilegia schockleyi
  • Aquilegia scopulorum
  • Aquilegia sibirica
  • Aquilegia thalictrifolia
  • Aquilegia transsilvanica
  • Aquilegia triternata
  • Aquilegia turczaninovii
  • Aquilegia viridiflora
  • Aquilegia viscosa
  • Aquilegia vitalii
  • Aquilegia vulgaris
  • Aquilegia yabeana
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