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Aquilegia (Columbine)
3 (15)m, evergreen, large tree with dense racemes of fragrant whitish flowers on older plants, followed by
olive-like, bluish-black, one-seeded fruits. Large, shiny dark green, ovoid leaves. Very ornamental and
easily cultivated foliage plant. Seeds are very scarce, as plants set seeds very irregularly.
Seeds are not available for a delivery to the U.S.
No. de artículo: 2562 sobre de semillas (ex Gran Canaria)
€ 4,99
Columbines are floriferous perennials from usually fresh open spots in woods, montane meadows and rock crevices. Most species will
readily grow in any humus rich, slightly moist soil in partial shade or full sun. Several dwarf subalpine species require a very well drained,
preferably slightly rocky soil and are best grown in a protected spot in the rock garden.
Note: In this utmost diverse genus it is extremely difficult to precisely separate species, as well as to distinguish its numerous subspecies,
varieties and forms from each other with precision, not to mention that all plants easily hybridize. Our seed derives from mother plants
which fit by their habit to the type description. However we cannot guarantee that all species are absolutely correctly named nor that seeds
do not include some hybrids. We cultivate all closely related species separately from each other, however please note that all seeds derive
from open pollination. If you would like to maintain pure lines we strongly recommend to continuously check your cultivated plants and to
remove all plants which do not correspond to the species as soon as flowers start to open in spring.
Sow flat on any humus rich, well drained soil. Only slightly cover seeds, keep pots in partial shed and soil always slightly moist from
beneath. Seeds need a cooling period of several months prior to germination. If they are sowed too late, they may take another winter
before they will germinate in following spring. Germination occurs at a minimum of some 10°C in autumn or spring. Transplant young
plants in late autumn or early spring as soon as they are strong enough. Most species will start to flower the following year after sowing.
With appropiate conditions most columbines will moderately selfsow.
Todas las plantas son de la Zona Climática USDA 6.
30 semillas por sobre.
Aquilegia - Multicolor
Hybrids
50 (100)cm, a broad multicolor mixture of mostly hybrids in a range from white to rose, light blue, intense
blue, violet and yellow shades. Some plants may produce bi-colored or semi-filled flowers. They derive
from open-pollinated medium tall columbine species which have escaped our control. Instead of
discarding these seeds, we would like to offer them in a larger package at a very low price! Easily grown
in any rich, wel drained soil in a sunny to partially shaded spot. IV-VII.
100 semillas por sobre.
No. de artículo: 8722 sobre de semillas (100 semillas)
€ 0,39
Aquilegia alpina 30 (40)cm, makes sky blue to light blue, large flowers. A medium sized Columbine for the rockery garden
in a sunny to partially shaded spot in any rich, well drained soil. IV-V.
No. de artículo: 1203 sobre de semillas
€ 2,99
Aquilegia atrata 100 (130)cm, deep lilac to almost black, large flowers on tall stalks. Native of the Alps (France, Austria
and N Italy). For a sunny spot in any humus rich, well drained soil. An easily grown species. IV-V.
No. de artículo: 1204 sobre de semillas
€ 2,99
Aquilegia bernardii 25 (35)cm, rare and showy columbine endemic of rocky high mountain hills on Corsica (France). Makes
glaucous foliage and rather large flowers with pale blue petals and a darker blue throat. For any rich, well
drained soil in a sunny and preferably sheltered spot. V.
No. de artículo: 2564 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
Aquilegia bertolonii 50cm, makes showy glaucous leaves and bright blue flowers. For any well drained spot in full sun.
Excellent in the rock garden. V-VI.
Aquilegia buergeriana
(syn. Aquilegia
atropurpurea)
Aquilegia buergeriana var.
oxysepala
No. de artículo: 1206 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
70 (100)cm, a very ornamental columbine with deep wine red outer petals and a yellow inner cup above
broad, dark glaucous leaves. For any humus rich, slightly moist, well drained soil in a sunny spot. IV-V.
No. de artículo: 4638 sobre de semillas
€ 4,79
30 (50)cm, a very ornamental columbine with deep wine red outer petals and a pale yellow inner cup
above broad, glaucous leaves. A rather rare variety from northern Korea. For any humus rich, slightly
moist, well drained soil in a sunny spot. IV-V.
No. de artículo: 2567 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
Aquilegia canadensis 15 (30)cm, Canada Columbine from Nebraska towards Texas, an most elegant dwarf ground covering
alpine species. Yellow-orange to red shaded flowers. For a dry sunny spot in the rockery garden. IV-V.
Aquilegia chaplinei
(Chaplin's Golden
Columbine)
No. de artículo: 1209 sobre de semillas
€ 3,99
20 (30)cm, Chaplin's Golden Columbine a miniature edition of Aquilegia chrysantha with small rich yellow,
long spurred flowers. For any rich, well drained soil in a sunny spot. Seeds from a certified wild collection
in Eddy County, New Mexico, USA at some 1500m. V-VI.
No. de artículo: 5283 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
Aquilegia chrysantha 80 (120)cm, makes large, bright yellow flowers, sometimes with a reddish tinge and distinct bluish green
leaves. From NW America (S Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona) for any well drained, humus rich and
slightly moist soil in a preferably partially shaded spot. IV-V.
Aquilegia coerulea
(Blue Rocky Mountain
Columbine)
No. de artículo: 1211 sobre de semillas
€ 2,99
25 (50)cm, Blue Rocky Mountain Columbine is a medium tall perennial with showy, quite large, brilliant
sky blue (rarely pure white) flowers with an inner white corolla and long spurs. For any well drained soil in
a sunny to partially shaded spot. IV-V.
No. de artículo: 2569 sobre de semillas
€ 4,99
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