Mixed Aquilegia Seeds - Over 100 Seeds
Thank you for looking.
These are seeds from Aquilegia (Columbine) that bloomed in my home garden.
There are over 100 seeds, but I've included quite a bit more.
They are a mix, so you can look forward to seeing what colors bloom.
All of them are lovely colors.
I have other varieties, but I've posted the ones with photos.
It takes time for the flowers to bloom, but once they do, they will multiply from fallen seeds, and the roots will remain, allowing you to enjoy them for a long time as they bloom beautifully every year. If you sow seeds in spring, they will flower the following year, and if sown in autumn, they will flower the year after next or later if conditions are favorable.
In my home, I basically leave them alone, only clearing away dead leaves and stems.
They endure the cold winter under the snow and grow again in spring to bloom.
Photos 18 and 19 show a plant from the previous year that endured the cold winter under the snow and is sprouting in spring.
I would appreciate it if you understand that these are grown by an amateur as a hobby. (?????????)
These are seeds from Aquilegia (Columbine) that bloomed in my home garden.
There are over 100 seeds, but I've included quite a bit more.
They are a mix, so you can look forward to seeing what colors bloom.
All of them are lovely colors.
I have other varieties, but I've posted the ones with photos.
It takes time for the flowers to bloom, but once they do, they will multiply from fallen seeds, and the roots will remain, allowing you to enjoy them for a long time as they bloom beautifully every year. If you sow seeds in spring, they will flower the following year, and if sown in autumn, they will flower the year after next or later if conditions are favorable.
In my home, I basically leave them alone, only clearing away dead leaves and stems.
They endure the cold winter under the snow and grow again in spring to bloom.
Photos 18 and 19 show a plant from the previous year that endured the cold winter under the snow and is sprouting in spring.
I would appreciate it if you understand that these are grown by an amateur as a hobby. (?????????)
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Flowers
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No noticeable scratches or marks
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