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Aquilegia Biedermeier Mixed

Name: Aquilegia Biedermeier Mixed
Brand: Mr Fothergill's
SKU: 14307
Price: 3.49 GBP
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SKU: 14307

A. vulgaris

100 Seeds

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Product Description

Aquilegia Biedermeier Mixed is a striking mix of bold and very beautiful flowers, each with stunning short-spurred, double blooms in a variety of bright, vibrant colours. These unique flowers create a dramatic effect in your garden, with their intricate, layered petals forming an eye-catching display that adds both colour and texture to borders, flower beds, and containers.

Aquilegia Biedermeier is known for its compact, bushy growth, making it an excellent choice for smaller gardens or containers. The variety of colours in this mix adds depth and richness to any planting scheme, creating a delightful contrast to other flowers in your garden. With its long-lasting blooms and easy-to-grow nature, this plant is perfect for gardeners of all skill levels.

Plant Aquilegia Biedermeier Mixed to enjoy a beautiful and colourful display throughout the season. These hardy, perennial plants are perfect for adding both beauty and structure to your garden, while their distinctive blooms will attract attention and admiration from all who visit.

Key Features

Attractive to Pollinators

Hardy Perennial

RHS Plants For Pollinators

Suitable for Containers

Suitable for Partial Shade

Product Details

Botanical Name A. vulgaris

Genus Aquilegia

Plant Class Hardy Perennial

Habitat Upright

Situation Partial Shade

Attractive to Attractive To Bees

Height 31-60cm

Colour Mixed

Sow & Grow

Sow indoors for surest results, February-June, 0.5cm (¼") deep, in a tray of compost. Water well and place in a cold frame, unheated greenhouse, or on a warm kitchen windowsill. Keep moist. Seedlings usually appear in 21-42 days. Transplant individually, when large enough to handle, to 7.5cm (3") pots. Always hold seedlings by a leaf, never by the stem. Gradually accustom young plants to outside conditions, before planting out into well-drained soil, June-October, 30cm (1') apart. Or, sow outdoors, April-June, in a seed bed, 0.5cm (¼) deep, into finely-prepared, well-drained soil, which has already been watered. Thin seedlings to 5cm (2”) apart, before planting out to flowering position in autumn. Flowers: May-July, the following year.

Planting & Harvesting

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