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Native Plants & More Eastern Red Columbine (Aquilegia Canadensis)
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Eastern Red Columbine (Aquilegia Canadensis)

from $5.00
Coming Back in May!

With bright colored nodding flowers, Eastern Red Columbine (Aquilegia Canadensis) is the star of the Spring garden.

Red Columbine’s beautiful red, yellow and cream flowers bloom in late Spring to early Summer feeding hummingbirds, bumble bees and others. While rabbits and deer don’t care for her boldness~ the hummers adore her flowers.

She stands 2-3’ tall in bushy upright clumps preferring the company of her peers in beds, borders, or other woodland-type setting. Eastern Red Columbine is lovely companion to native roses, lilacs and other native shrubs.

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With bright colored nodding flowers, Eastern Red Columbine (Aquilegia Canadensis) is the star of the Spring garden.

Red Columbine’s beautiful red, yellow and cream flowers bloom in late Spring to early Summer feeding hummingbirds, bumble bees and others. While rabbits and deer don’t care for her boldness~ the hummers adore her flowers.

She stands 2-3’ tall in bushy upright clumps preferring the company of her peers in beds, borders, or other woodland-type setting. Eastern Red Columbine is lovely companion to native roses, lilacs and other native shrubs.

With bright colored nodding flowers, Eastern Red Columbine (Aquilegia Canadensis) is the star of the Spring garden.

Red Columbine’s beautiful red, yellow and cream flowers bloom in late Spring to early Summer feeding hummingbirds, bumble bees and others. While rabbits and deer don’t care for her boldness~ the hummers adore her flowers.

She stands 2-3’ tall in bushy upright clumps preferring the company of her peers in beds, borders, or other woodland-type setting. Eastern Red Columbine is lovely companion to native roses, lilacs and other native shrubs.

September 2022:

Limited Availability. Plant in Autumn for blooms next Spring. Current stock is 4” pots. Contact us for bulk pricing of 10 or more plants.

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Nursery reopens May 2025

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