Aquilegia flabelatta White Angel (Columbine) seeds

A lovely, dainty little Aquilegia, native to Eastern Asia, growing to only 15-20cms with glaucous, fan-shaped leaves and creamy white flowers in early summer. Perfect for the front of the border, the rock garden or a planter.

Winner of the Award of Garden Merit.

Hardy Perennial
Height: 15-20cm
Flowers: Early summer
Position: Semi-shade

Packet of 25 seeds

Caution: Seeds harmful if eaten.

RHS Award of Garden Merit

This plant/cultivar has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit because it has proved to be reliable in appropriate conditions and a good performing plant. For more information on RHS award of Garden Merit plants visit rhs.org.uk/plants

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GROWING GUIDE

Sowing Instructions: Sow at any time of the year except early to mid-summer. Sow very thinly on the surface of a good, free draining damp seed compost, eg.John Innes. Do not cover the seed or exclude light as this is beneficial to germination. Seal inside a polythene bag or place in a propagator and maintain at 18-20C. Germination takes 1-3 months and can be erratic hence the need to sow the seeds as thinly as possible. Check the container regularly to make sure the compost does not dry out.

Growing Instructions: When seedlings are large enough to handle, remove them carefully from the container and pot up individually into 7.5cm pots. Grow on in cooler conditions in good, natural light, but avoid direct sunlight. In spring, gradually acclimatise plants to outdoor conditions, before planting out 30cm apart.

Caution: Harmful if eaten.