Aquilegia vulgaris | William Guinness | Granny's Bonnet | Columbine Natural tables gather when the heads have

gather when the heads have changed colour but before they start to break up

5 - lovely long stems for cutting x approximately 45cm wide

Some are easy to grow

Small white flower spikes adorn the plant from spring to mid-summer

we find some gravel mixed in with the soil at planting helps drainage

Aquilegia vulgaris | William Guinness | Granny's Bonnet | Columbine Natural tables gather when the heads haveA beautiful star shaped deep red purple coloured Aquilegia, its delicate looking petals have a pronounced white edge, making them look like a pint of Guinness! This garden favourite blooms for weeks in spring, rising their lovely little nodding heads above soft bluish green, ferny foliage. Another of our must have garden treasures! Perfect little doers under deciduous trees, where they self seed freely. This is a short lived perennial, but if you