UNHAPPY NEWS: DOWNY MILDEW, please read: This may be my last ever aquilegia seedlist . Last year, 2014, I had downy mildew of aquilegias infecting many plants the collections. I have no idea whether the collections will survive next year. Downy mildew is a new disease of aquilegias, and has killed many plants already in 2014. I am doing a webpage about it, please follow this link: DOWNY MILDEW OF AQUILEGIAS. It is not known, but not expected, if downy mildew is transferred by seed, as I don't collect seed from DM infected plants. However, if your germinated seedlings look unusual do let me know and send photos. In particular: yellowy, angular patches on the leaves, lighter, whiter leaves or sickly and/or dying seedlings. I’ve never yet seen a seedling infected from the start, but this year I will be sowing seed that actually does have a strong likelihood of carrying spores if that is possible (harvested from infected plant ‘portrait 3’ shown in my DM case history webpage). My sowing of such seed is an experiment to see if seed transmission is possible. Two other research establishments will also be working in different ways with such potentially contaminated seeds. Please consider whether you still wish to buy my seeds, knowing that there is downy mildew here.
Species and Named CultivarsAll seeds are £2.50 a packet, discounts for 6 packets or more You should always have at least 25 seeds/packet often many more, it depends on the generosity of the plant or plants. NOTE I find species Aquilegia notoriously difficult to 'come true', but its worth trying! |
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Aquilegia ex 1247 scarlet & yellow species type |
Let's start the species list with unknown or unconfirmed species …not wanting to mislead and wrongly label, I offer packets of seeds from these parent plants. NEW for 2015 |
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Aquilegia ex 1471 red and yellow species type double |
Here we have a 'natural' double form of the above type. |
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~Aquilegia ex bertolonii |
Full sized flowers on diminutive plants …look closely at the photo on the right, you are seeing the whole plant …see the black rim of the pot? |
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ex Aquilegia buergeriana 'Calimero'
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These dainty maroon-&-mustard beauties are only about 4-6" tall in flower (10-15cms). Perhaps you can raised bed or pot if they would be lost in your garden. These will flower and flower, then flower a little more! VERY special indeed New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia ex chrysantha and A chrysantha cultivars mixed from last year, double-sized
packets Hi Carrie …Yesterday I sat in my very small garden and thought 'I wonder if I can get some yellow aquilegia? … …good grief I am completely and utterly blown away by your website. Absolutely fantastic and so inspiring and the answer is obviously yes!! So here's my list …'Anne Laney, Berkshire |
Well named- as chrysantha means yellow. These have totally 'stolen the show' for me during their long flowering season. 
Seeds from long-lived cultivars in my garden. |
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| Aquilegia ex chaplinei (I think) Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
A shortish long-spurred yellow aquilegia with delicate leaves
and flowers held on a stem that rises at an angle rather than vertically. Interestingly there is discussion as to whether this
species should
just be a smaller form of A chrysantha.
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Aquilegia ex coerulea Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Huge clear-blue and white flowers Spelling also can be Aquilegia caerulea. |
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ex Aquilegia ecalcarata hybrid from 'Elegant Ruby' x ecalcarata Very floriferous
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This one will definitely throw different offspring. The mother parent was a golden leaved ruby single, and the father was A. ecalcarata. ALL offspring of this cross looked the same, all having the habit, size and look of A. ecalcarata, however the flowers are a good dark shade and have spurs. The next (f2) generation should be extremely interesting …I'm looking for the golden leaved sorts. There is also likely to be variation in colour, flower shape, time of flowering, heights etc etc AND new genes from any crossing done by the bumble-bees! |
Note, I was wrong, so far all offspring have
looked surprisingly similar! See entries below. All are early
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ex Aquilegia 2170 ecalcarata hybrid, blue-purple
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Seedling from the 'Aquilegia ecalcarata hybrid' above. This time in a blue-purple colour. |
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ex Aquilegia 2255 ecalcarata hybrid, purple double
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Seedling from the 'Aquilegia ecalcarata hybrid' above.
Rather special New for 2015 |
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ex Aquilegia 2530 ecalcarata hybrid, almost black, some doubling
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Spurred seedling from the 'Aquilegia ecalcarata hybrid' above. New for 2015 |
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ex Aquilegia ecalcarata bicolor type
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I bought this in bud at the HPS AGM. What a surprise, I've never seen a bicoloured ecalcarata! Look at the dark buds against the lighter flowers, exquisite!Effect is strongest as it opens, then becomes more of a 2-tone effect. Very sweet and desirable. New for 2015 |
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Pink clematis-flowered ecalcarata hybrid
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From one similar to the above, came all these rather taller, 24-30" (60-75cms) plants all looking remarkably the same. These are probably very similar to A. 'Apple Blossom' Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex flabellata |
This should make many of you happy... it is one that I have had little seed for a time. Now I have more seed from 2 happy plants, first come first served. 6-10" 15-25cms
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Aquilegia ex oxysepala |
Another species Aquilegia with maroon and mustard flowers. Nold, in his Columbine monograph, states: "This species, which differs from A. buergeriana in its strongly hooked spurs and barely exerted stamens, grows to 80cm".
A must-have. |
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Aquilegia ex ?xpuyearanaLast year's
seeds, so double-sized packets |
I was thrilled to be given seeds of this hybrid to try, and really like the resulting plants, both were rather short, say 12'/ 35cms with slightly-purpley-red with yellow long-spurred flowers. I read in 'Columbines' monograph that A xpuryearana is from a crossing of A. hinckleyana and A. Canadensis. Also known as 'Blazing Star Columbine', they should be red & yellow but I'm unsure about their usual height. Mine don't seem to be as bright red, nevertheless they make handsome plants. |
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Aquilegia ex viridiflora |
Olive and chocolate. Beautiful. Scented. I love it. New for 2015 Sold out 2015 |
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Aquilegia ex viridiflora hybrid 1774 |
Rather unusual slatey-purple shades in this hybrid of viridiflora. Untried yet from seed … |
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Aquilegia ex viridiflora hybrid 2154 |
Another rather unusual slatey-purple shades in this hybrid of viridiflora. Untried yet from seed … Love those long spurs. |
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Aquilegia ex vulgaris |
Our British native, from which all the cultivars have been derived. Blue single flowers. SORRY …no seed offered as I cannot be sure it is true, BUT I have PLENTY of seed to buy collected from several blue flowered plants which may or may not be true to the wild type, for those visit the described aquilegia page.. |
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Aquilegia ex 'Alaska' which itself is an f1 hybrid, so these are open-pollinated f2 seeds. |
White long-spurred. Expect variation in offspring from this f1 hybrid. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia ex 'Arizona' which itself is an f1 hybrid, I believe, so these are open-pollinated f2 seeds. |
Arizona is a pink & yellow long-spurred. Expect variation in offspring from this f1 hybrid. |
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Aquilegia ex Biedermeier ruby & white |
That's different: upwardly facing flowers on this short plant. No need to tip this chins of these beauties, they gaze up at you. |
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Aquilegia ex Biedermeier indigo-purple & white |
This range is 8-15 inches tall usually (20-30cms). |
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Aquilegia ex Biedermeier light marbled blue |
Never seen this colour in Biedermeier before! New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia ex 'Black Barlow' Sold out 2015 |
The blackest colour and the strangest flower. Mystical. |
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Aquilegia ex 'Blue Barlow' |
Lovely spiky blue flowers. Collect the whole Barlow range, they are such good value in the garden. |
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Aquilegia ex 'Bluebird' |
'Bluebird' is one of the f1 songbird series, therefore will not come true from seed. However, you should get some really lovely offspring. 'Bluebird' itself is short (8-12'/ 20-35cms), and I found it rather difficult to keep during its first winter, only a greenhouse plant made it in 2011-12. |
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Aquilegia ex 'Blue Fountain' Like a white-flowered aquilegia, you can select seedlings as soon as they geriminate: ones with any purple hue in the leaf stems are not correct colour. Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets Sorry, sold out 2015 |
A marbled-bluey-purple double clematis-flowered form. Introduced by Touchwood, and causes quite a stir, as no-one appears to have seen anything quite like it. Sorry, marbling doesn't show up in the picture! Featured in my 'Six of the best Aquilegias' in Gardeners' World magazine, May 2007 |
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Aquilegia Clementine Series ex rose |
Seed from the rose coloured form. Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia Clementine Series ex red |
Seed from the red coloured form. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Clementine Series ex white |
Seed from the white form. I think it looks like a waterlily.
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ex 'Crimson Star' syn 'Rotstern' Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Crimson and white bicoloured, large-flowered, long-spurred hybrid. Amazing in bloom!  |
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ex 'Double Rubies'
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There are 3 quite similar crimson/ruby Barlow-type of aquilegias: this is 'Double Rubies' and there is also 'Ruby Port' and 'Bordeaux Barlow'. They look good here (LHS) en masse with Nepeta (catmint) at the National Botanic Garden of Wales. Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex 'Elegance'
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Amazingly elegant and graceful in growth, one of my favourites. Each flower perfectly poised on a dark coloured stem. Bred by Touchwood,'and introduced in 2008 Gold leaf, with a 'black' flower …the 'William Guiness' colour. Offspring can be selected at seedling stage for golden leaves. |
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Aquilegia ex 'Heavenly Blue' 'Sky Blue' 'Blue Dream'
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Known by all three names. Deservedly popular.
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Aquilegia ex 'Green Apples' |
Another Barlow sort, introduced by Plant World. A white Barlow flower but the buds and young flowers are a distinct green. I hope to have both this and 'White Barlow' growing together in my collection. Why don't you do the same? The seeds are very different, black compared to 'White Barlow's greeny colour. |
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Aquilegia ex 'Nora Barlow' |
Unusual sepaloid double where each 'petal' shades from deep old-rose-pink through cream to the green tips. An old, beautifully and regularly formed variety. People ask can 'Nora Barlow' really be an aquilegia? |
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Aquilegia ex 'Oregon' Hmm, last time I bought this plant it was a lovely pink & yellow floriferous one (probably like Maine). This time it is a lavender & white. What is the correct name? Goodness knows, but seed will be from the plant shown.
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NOT one of the State Series as this wasn't introduced by Three Counties Nurseries. Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets An f1 hybrid, so what you will grow from these seeds WILL NOT BE 'OREGON'. Having warned you of that, hopefully you'll get a good range of garden-worthy plants. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia ex Origami red & white New for 2015 |
OK, finally I'm able to offer some Origami seeds. Be aware these are F1 hybrids so the offspring will NOT come true, but you should get some good and interesting offspring. |
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Aquilegia ex 'Red Hobbit' Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Wonderful red-& -white long spurred aquilegia. Cheerful in the garden, and attracts a lot of attention. |
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Aquilegia ex 'Red Star' Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Understandably a great favourite in the garden. |
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Aquilegia 'Rose Queen' |
Lovely long spurred sort in pink and white. |
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Aquilegia 'Ruby Port' |
One of the ruby Barlow types. |
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Aquilegia ex Spring Magic Pink & white |
Spring Magic is a magical range of dwarf (8-15") aquilegias that have large, long spurred flowers held just above the foliage, very lovely and well proportioned. The plant supplier called it rose and white, but I disagree …it's a pastel pink rather than a darker rose pink. |
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Aquilegia ex Spring Magic Rose & Ivory |
I love this colour combination, do you? Note in 2010: just as well I love it as this year my new 'light red and yellow' Spring Magic seedlings flowered …exactly the same shade. Different seed-houses description for the same item. Ho humm. Still …they did repeat flower …making them one of the earliest AND latest flowering aquilegias in the garden! |
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Aquilegia ex Spring Magic Blue & white
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The most popular of the trio |
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Aquilegia ex Spring Magic ?Navy & white |
I have put ? because I assumed there was only one shade of blue available although both 'blue and white' and navy and white' may be listed. However this year, 2013, I THINK there are subtle differences between some of my plants this year and ones I've grown (still growing) as 'blue and white', so I'm listing them separately but they MAY be the same. Photos seem to show a greater difference than to my eye.(Growing conditions may also affect flower colour which is why I'm uncertain) |
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ex Spring Magic White |
Lovely. |
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ex Spring Magic Yellow |
Wasn't I lucky to find these? Another Spring Magic winner! |
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ex Spring Magic Lilac & Creamy
New for 2015 |
I bought this at the RHS Cardiff show. I double-checked that it really was a Spring Magic and was told 'Oh yes, they come in all sorts of colours'. Yes, they do but I've not seen these shades before. Is it a standard Spring Magic? I cannot find other references to this colour. Perhaps a rogue? Or just misnamed? Whatever, I'll be growing from it, what about you? |
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ex Spring Magic Mix
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Photo lhs captures them just about to burst into flower: one of the earliest in the garden. These 3 plants are growing in one large container.
Rhs, & below flowering in the central bed in my front garden |
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Aquilegia ex 'Sunshine' |
Short, yellow, full double, introduced by Thompson & Morgan. |
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Aquilegia ex Swan Series Mix of seeds FROM 8 Swan series
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Notes for this and all the Swan Series entries below:
The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
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Aquilegia ex Swan Series Yellow The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
Syn: State Series 'Florida'
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex Swan Series Red & white The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
Syn: State Series 'Georgia'
2324,2158,2274 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex Swan Series Burgundy & white The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
Syn: State Series 'Louisiana'
2321,2137,2138 |
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Aquilegia ex Swan Series Vermont Deep mauve & white The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
2135,2134,2136, |
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Aquilegia ex ? Swan Series 2318 Pink & creamy yellow The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
I cannot find this nor the ones following to confirm they are part of the Swan series. However that is what I bought the plants as (Swan Series, mixed) so I'm listing them by MY description and their actual photo.
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex ? Swan Series 2132 Mid-pink & creamy The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
I cannot find this nor the ones following to confirm they are part of the Swan series. However that is what I bought the plants as (Swan Series, mixed) so I'm listing them by MY description and their actual photo.
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex ? Swan Series 2128 Dark pink &creamy The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
I cannot find this nor the ones following to confirm they are part of the Swan series. However that is what I bought the plants as (Swan Series, mixed) so I'm listing them by MY description and their actual photo.
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex ? Swan Series 2131 red and slightly creamy It is on lhs vs the usual red & white sort |
I cannot find this nor the ones following to confirm they are part of the Swan series. However that is what I bought the plants as (Swan Series, mixed) so I'm listing them by MY description and their actual photo.
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex ? Swan Series 2235 Dark pink & yellow The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
I cannot find this nor the ones following to confirm they are part of the Swan series. However that is what I bought the plants as (Swan Series, mixed) so I'm listing them by MY description and their actual photo.
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex ? Swan Series 2193 Crimson and creamy yellow The Swan Series is an f1 hybrid, so you will be growing the variable f2 generation. Hopefully you'll find same/similar colours in the offspring, but expect differing habits and flower size etc. |
I cannot find this to confirm they are part of the Swan series. However that is what I bought the plants as (Swan Series, mixed) so I'm listing them by MY description and their actual photo.
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia ex 'Tequila Sunrise' |
Said to be a cultivar of A skinneri, but in his monograph Nold says 'It has the characteristic shape, in every respect, of A. formosa var. formosa.' Slightly variable shades of orangey-red & yellow on delightfully dainty plants. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia ex 2798, yellow version of 'Tequila Sunrise'
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Loved this one from a batch of true 'Tequila Sunrise', just about all yellow, just a slight blush to the sepals.
New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia ex 'Touchwood Dreamtime' |
Pretty pink stellata sort with cream-shading-to-green tips. Best flowers have the raised centre circle. Name arises from an amalgamation of the name of the variegated version ('Sweet Dreams') and my interest in dreamtime / spiritual journeywork. Named in 2010 by Touchwood
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Aquilegia ex 'Tower Light Blue' |
Lovely pale marbled blue double |
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Aquilegia ex 'Virginia'
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'Virginia' is one of the f1 State series, therefore will not come true from seed. However, you should get some really lovely offspring. 'Virginia' itself is short (8-12'/ 20-35cms), in the always-a-winner combination of blue & white.
(A darker blue than 'Bluebird') |
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Aquilegia 'White Barlow' New for 2015 |
The Barlow sorts are justifiably popular. The dense spiky flowers show up well in the garden …and the paler the colour the more outstanding it is …which makes this one very visible indeed and bound to excite comment. But will people believe it's an aquilegia? |
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Aquilegia ex 'White Star'
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Long spurred white: dreamy, creamy blooms. Pinkiness in bud. Note, seedlings WILL have purpleyness to their stems, unlike vulgaris whites and the other white long-spurred type that I offer. |
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Aquilegia ex 'William Guiness' |
Aquilegia 'William Guiness', also known as 'Magpie', such a perfectly fitting name for the (just about) black-and-white flowers. This is justifiably many people's favourite aquilegia. Do grow it if you don't already. Featured in my 'Six of the best Aquilegias' in Gardeners' World magasine, May 2007 |
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Aquilegia Winky or Winky type ex white
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Upward facing blooms. The Winky Series are shorter plants, about 12" / 30cms, which look upwards at you, no need to tilt their chins to see the blooms. |
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Aquilegia Winky or Winky type ex very light pink
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Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky or Winky type ex pink
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Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky or Winky type ex lilac
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Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky or Winky type ex pale marbled blue
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Upward facing blooms. I love this colour! New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky or Winky type ex purple
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Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky or Winky type ex 2tone ruby
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Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky or similar ex red & white |
Upward facing blooms.
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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Aquilegia Winky or similar ex crimson & white |
Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky came is blue and white double, it is indigo & white double |
Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky or similar ex nearly black, white-edged |
Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia Winky or similar ex black & white |
Upward facing blooms. New for 2015 |
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Aquilegia 'Woodside Blue'
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Double indigo flowers over variegated foliage. There are new cultivars out called 'Leprechaun's Gold' and 'Lime Frost', which has the same description. Does anyone know if they are the same or otherwise how they differ? I can't find much difference, can you? |
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| Aquilegia 'Woodside White'' | Double white flowers, variegated leaves. Cool and lovely.
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Looking for even more inspiration? Robert Hock's Aquilegia video on YouTube shows many named forms, visit and enjoy the show! |
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As you may be aware there is great confusion in the names of Aquilegia cultivars, and as a collection holder I certainly don't wish to add to the problem! One major reason is that Aquilegias from seed may not come 'true'; due both to promiscuous bees but also due to recessive genes (so a plant 'looks' right (eg double blue & white) but has hidden genes (eg for singles, pink, white and 'not bicoloured'!).
Therefore, PLEASE do not name the plant until it has flowered and looks 'true' to its description.
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OVERSEAS I am pleased to post ANYWHERE in the world. However, please will you check (online search for your customs) that what you order is ALLOWED by your customs, otherwise the seeds may be seized & destroyed. I cannot check each and every nation's rules myself, so I must leave it as your responsibility, as you will be the one who loses out if anything doesn't get through. It is easy to check that you comply rather than shed tears at any losses. For my part, I am willing to do any extra work necessary for your customs' requirements, and not charge you anything extra. eg, Norway ONLY allows 50 packets of seeds in at a time. Info about US is really good at NARGS
GUARANTEE I fully expect you to enjoy a good germination from my seeds. If that is not the case, please let me know, for either information and advice, replacement seed or a credit note. But when you do get good results …please tell your friends and let them benefit from good seed of cottage garden, rare and unusual plants at a brilliant price!!
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The aquilegia seeds I bought from you at Gardeners' World Live last year are now coming up in seed trays in my green house, and as I am relatively new to gardening it's very exciting!
Everything is looking amazing, plants out and growing madly, seeds up and on the go--just fabulous thank you
Congratulations on an outstanding catalogue - your seeds have superb germination. I find only Plant World comes near to you! This year my seeds germinated so well that I may end up digging up part of my lawn! Ian Miller, Galashiels
Venditrice precisa e veloce. Ottima transazione!!!
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The seeds you sent me earlier have all germinated. I shall have some to give away. Thanks, I shall recommend you to all my friends. Jan Etchells
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