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Aquilegia McKana Giants Mixed Seeds

SKU: 10426

Aquilegia caerulea (Ranunculaceae)

150 Seeds

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Product Description

The name "aquilegia" is derived from the Latin word "aquila," meaning eagle, a nod to the unique, spur-like shape of its petals. These charming plants reach a height of approximately 60cm (23"), showcasing a delightful mix of solid and bicolour blooms. The flowers are known for their graceful long spurs and come in a variety of hues, adding a nostalgic and romantic touch to any garden.

Our Aquilegia Caerulea McKana Giants are not only visually stunning – they are also highly attractive to pollinators such as bees and butterflies. This hardy perennial is easy to grow and blooms year after year, providing excellent value for money. Adaptable to partial shade, these are the perfect flower seeds for filling in gaps in borders or creating a beautiful understorey in a woodland garden.

Order your Aquilegia Caerulea McKana Giants (Mixed) today to add a splash of early summer colour to your garden. Pair them with our Delphinium seeds for a classic cottage garden flower look.

Planting & Harvesting

Planting & Harvesting

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Jill J. (England, United Kingdom)

Extremely slow growing!

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Adam H. (Wales, United Kingdom)
Aquilegia

Good germination. Plants still seedlings, but look healthy. Looking forward to seeing the flowers next year.

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