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Try several of our customer favorite Columbine varieties in this Aquilegia Collection. Perfect for shady gardens, you'll save $5 off the single plant price of $40.96. Buy three of the Aquilegia Collections and you'll have a complete shade garden.
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This cheerful collection of Columbine (Aquilegia) is perfect for the shady spots in your garden. This collection includes (5" pots): Aquilegia chrysantha v. chaplinei Little Treasure, Aquilegia Red Hobbit, Aquilegia chrysantha (Golden Spur Columbine), Aquilegia caerulea. We reserve the right to substitute a plant with similar attributes. Save $5 off the single plant price of $40.96
*Does not include planting map
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Spectacular
By Liz
from Denver, CO
About Me Getting Started
Comments about High Country Gardens Columbine Collection (Aquilegia):
We bought several of the pre-planned gardens last year for an empty flower bed in the shady yard of our house in Colorado. They looked good even toward the end of last summer but this summer they are spectacular. None of them have died. We did use Yum-Yum Mix. I'm buying 3 more.
Amazing columbines
By snobird
from Taos, NM
About Me Avid Gardener
I grow these columbines in 5-gallon pots on my patio, 1 plant to a pot, at 7000-ft. I find these columbines survive our winters quite well. Takes about 3 years to fill the pot. I do use Yum-Yum mix at planting, also when I put them to bed in the fall, and in the spring when they wake up.
Very hardy, good bloomers
I garden in pots. I find these columbines are extremely hardy and, at 7000-ft, survive our winters quite well.
Flourishing in a harsh environment.
By Stan the hole digger.
from Payson, AZ
only one failure in the bunch. We love the finished product.
I live in Colorado so this was perfect.
By Phlucp
The selections were perfect.
To determine if a plant is sufficiently cold hardy, the USDA created numbered zones indicating winter low temperatures; the lower the zone number the colder the winter.
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