These have been renamed kirigami. These do very well for me as an annual in Tampa Florida. I start these indoors in August/September, and...Read More plant out when the nights cool off. They bloom in late winter-spring, and then die in our summer heat. I have saved a few by digging them up and placing in a bag in the fridge.
I planted a couple in the last (2012) late fall, they survived the winter despite 28deg and frost. I have it in a NW location and its no...Read Morew April and they're over 2ft tall and blooming. Like most aquilegia's they need a spot that gets moving air or the white mildew will take its toll., and if you top water it will be inevitable. I also have some that I started from seed and all are doing great.
Fairfield County, CT (Zone 6b) | May 2007 | positive
What a pretty flower! I planted it a month ago and it is growing nicely with lots and lots of new flowers. I've been pretty good about ...Read Moredead-heading, but aside from that, I have done nothing to it, other than give it a dose of fertilizer when I first planted it. It is growing in heavy soil in half sun and half shade and it seems pretty healthy.
These have been renamed kirigami. These do very well for me as an annual in Tampa Florida. I start these indoors in August/September, and...Read More
I planted a couple in the last (2012) late fall, they survived the winter despite 28deg and frost. I have it in a NW location and its no...Read More
What a pretty flower! I planted it a month ago and it is growing nicely with lots and lots of new flowers. I've been pretty good about ...Read More