114 results for "Columbine seeds" between $1.00 and $250.00

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The flowers are showy, nodding bells of a bright strawberry red with lots of yellow stamens. The foliage is fernlike, like all columbines, and this plant forms neat, short (1 to 2 ft.) clumps that are both tough and durable yet extremely delicate in appearance. The flowers bloom in "late spring," and always attract hummingbirds.

Plants bear delicate and graceful 1½”-4” (4-10 cm) flowers in a wide range of colors that will complement any garden. Ideal in beds, borders, rock gardens, and in “wild” gardens. The distinctive flowers are popular in arrangements. Delicate, intricate nodding or upright blooms end in spurs. The foliage is attractive for many weeks after flowers are gone. Culture: Seed direct sown in spring produces flowers the following year. Seed started indoors should be transplanted in well drained, humusy moist...

Columbine, McKana's Mix is an easy to grow perennial and a good choice for a hummingbird garden. As a perennial, it will establish itself the first year and begin blooming the second. McKana's Mix is a large flowered cultivar of the popular species producing graceful spurred flowers in a variety of colors.

Perennial. Blooms spring to early summer. 30 tall. Shade or sun. This tall columbine was developed for its large showy 3" flower spurs of blue, pink, maroon, purple, and bi-colors. A classic dramatic blend, it was an All America Selections Winner in 1955. When to plant outside: Early spring, 3 to 4 weeks before last spring frost is best, but you can also plant as late as 2 months before the first fall frost. When to plant inside: 6 weeks before the average last spring frost. Special Germination...

This charming native wildflower is a great addition to perennial gardens and is hardy to USDA zone 3.The plants can handle shade, but bloom best in full sun to light shade. It is a fabulous addition to rock gardens or flower borders and also makes a lovely cut flower. A favorite of hummingbirds who are able to access the tip of the petal's narrow spur which contains nectar. When to plant outside: Early spring, 3 to 4 weeks before last spring frost is best, but you can also plant as late as 2 months...

Sometimes called Rocky Mountain Columbine, this plant produces delicate blue and white blooms with long spurs. The lacy foliage provides the perfect backdrop for the intricate flowers. A hummingbird favorite.

All-America Winner. Very large, long-spurred blooms in wide color range flower in late spring on graceful plants. Lovely for borders and cutting. Perennial, zones 4-8. Ht:2-1/2'. GARDEN HINTS: Cultivate or mulch to control weeds. In late fall, cover with straw or evergreen branches to protect where winters are severe.

Wild columbines--what could be prettier in the spring garden or meadow? Our wild-sourced seed will give you airy plants with blossoms mostly deep blue to violet, but with a few variants of pink or purple from time to time. Adored by hummingbirds, wild columbine ( Aquilegia vulgaris ) is a graceful addition to any landscape. Will hybridize naturally with other columbines and self sow delightfully.

Dancing in all directions, they create a lively field of color and texture. 3-4" flowers cover vigorous plants in all shades, including white, cream, yellow, pink, rose, red, lavender and blue, some bicolors.

White petals are framed by a layer of blue sepals, creating a star effect. Remarkably beautiful. A superb domesticated wildflower for the shady garden, in spring to early summer. Very special for its fancy-lobed, dusky blue-green leaves and unusual, spurred flowers. Highly attractive to hummingbirds for the nectar. Height 2'. Perennial in zones 4-8.

Uses : Perennial in zones 3-9. Plants prefer partial to dappled shade (will tolerate full sun if consistent moisture is provided). Grows best in a rich, moist soil. Good drainage is necessary to prevent crown rot. Sow seeds in fall or early spring (or indoors for earliest blooms). Seeds require a 2-3 week period of stratification prior to germinating. Attractive in rock gardens, beds and borders, perennial showcases and woodland gardens. Combines well with other shade garden plants such as...

Description : This dwarf Columbine variety provides an outstanding number of 2-3 inch soft rose colored blooms on miniature plants. From May through early summer, plants are covered with a mass of star-shaped flowers. Flowers give way to long, flared, upright follicles which supply additional ornamental value for several more weeks. The slightly scalloped, fan-shaped trifoliate leaves are blue-green and supported on long petioles, providing interesting contrast for other plantings after the bloom...

This has always been my favorite flower, but difficult to purchase in this area. When we bought our first house, lo and behold guess what popped up in the backyard! Pros: The flowers are unique & beautiful with many flowers per plant. The leaves are also a very pretty shape & color. They are very resistant to EVERYTHING. They transplant beautifully. If there is even a tiny portion of root in the ground it will take & you will have a lovely plant. Cons: They do not flower all season. They will take...

Earlier, more uniform blooming and more vigorous than other mixtures. Formula mixture includes pure white, yellows, pinks, blues, purples and many bicolor combinations. Perennial, zones 4-8. Ht. 3ft. GARDEN HINTS: For earlier bloom, sow seeds indoors in a well-lighted area about 8 weeks before last expected heavy spring frost. Pre-chilling seeds increases germination.

COLUMBINE Dwarf [ Aquilegia Vulgaris ] **** 2,000 SEEDS **** Season: Perennial Height: 10 - 18 Inches Bloom Season: Spring/Early Summer Environment: Full Sun/Partial Sun Zones: 3-9 Columbine [ Aquilegia Vulgaris ] is a bushy, clump-forming perennial that features nodding, short-spurred (incurved), primarily two-tone flowers in a mixture of colors including red, pink, white and blue. This vintage garden plant has beautiful rose, violet and wine-red flowers that have made this plant a focal...