The 'Origami Mix' Columbine (Aquilegia) is a breakthrough in breeding: extra-large flowers held upright on compact plants, rather than nodding. The mix includes single-colored white and yellow, plus bicolors in blue, red, rose, and pink—all with contrasting white centers.
This tidy habit makes it perfect for formal mixed borders, containers, and informal woodland gardens alike. Blooms in late spring. Grows in full sun to partial sun with moderate moisture, under 2 feet tall, spreading 1–2 feet.
Photo credit: Doreen Wynja
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