Aquilegia canadensis (Eastern Red Columbine)
Eastern Red Columbine is a Georgia native that is one of first blooms of spring making it an important food source for native bees. We love the red and yellow nodding flowers and unusual foliage. Hummingbirds love it too! It grows to 3 ft tall, flowers from early spring until the heat of the summer when it goes dormant until the following spring. It flowers best for us in afternoon shade, but can be grown in full shade to mostly sunny conditions.
Eastern Red Columbine is a Georgia native that is one of first blooms of spring making it an important food source for native bees. We love the red and yellow nodding flowers and unusual foliage. Hummingbirds love it too! It grows to 3 ft tall, flowers from early spring until the heat of the summer when it goes dormant until the following spring. It flowers best for us in afternoon shade, but can be grown in full shade to mostly sunny conditions.
Eastern Red Columbine is a Georgia native that is one of first blooms of spring making it an important food source for native bees. We love the red and yellow nodding flowers and unusual foliage. Hummingbirds love it too! It grows to 3 ft tall, flowers from early spring until the heat of the summer when it goes dormant until the following spring. It flowers best for us in afternoon shade, but can be grown in full shade to mostly sunny conditions.
1 gallon