Note: 'ex number' is the number and description is of the parent plant...it's hoped that some, at least, will come true.

Aquilegia white flower usual 3' or  choose 2'	A single white, ever popular.  Select seedlings without any purpley hue to the leaf stalks of the seedlings. Seedling plants flowering in 2008 were noticed to have three main heights.  I assume therefore, that I have a shorter type (2'ish) a normal height (3'ish) and a hybrid.	AMAZING FACT:   Aquilegias are also known as 'columbine' which is French for 'dove'. can you see the 5 doves sitting in a circle having a good old natter 'tete-to-tete'?
Aquilegia white flower short plantsAll are 12-24" choose ex 1119 ex 1762 or ex 1324	ex 1119 was from 'short almost bell-shaped white' Poss flabellata type ex 1762 18" tall was from a lost label so parentage therefore unknown     NEW FOR 2013	ex 1324 short white is shortest, dwarf sized ex kuhistanica  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex delicate white single	Whites always show up so well in the garden shortish: 20-30" high, these are particularly delicate white singles New for 2013
Aquilegia ex white single MIX including unusuals	Collected from various white-flowered plants including those with a hint of cream or pink (right) to them New for 2013
ex slender white	I grew this originally from so-called A. coerulea seed...to which its shape and colour bear no resemblance!  For years, although visitors praised it's sleek lines and slightly creamy whiteness, I only collected seed as a mix of all my white singles.  Then I decided to see if it came true from seed.  It does!  Just as well, as meanwhile my parent plant passed on.  Do grow it, it's quite delightful! The photo here compares it with the 'normal' white vulgaris flower: which is whiter, shorter and wider.                 Few seeds. DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS IS? If so please let me know.
Aquilegia ex1513 Creamy single	Creamy flowers, mid-sized with a scent. This is a hybrid, so don’t know what the offspring will be like.
Aquilegia   Ex 1505 Creamy single	Creamy flowers. This is a hybrid, so don’t know what the offspring will be like. Flowered first time 2010 and made a real impact over a long period. Possibly a self-sown seedling from chrysantha, but flowers are vulgaris-sized.
Aquilegia  Ex 1970 yellow single	From a pinky-orange & yellow double came this charming, nodding yellow single. Love it!   New for 2013
Aquilegia  Ex 1506 Blushed yellow single	This is a hybrid, so don’t know what the offspring will be like, it's possibly a self-sown seedling from chrysantha, but flowers are mid-sized.  More below of similar with greater pink tints in them in the bicoloured list.
Aquilegia ex 324 white flushed pink	Drat, no pic. Starts white then develops a delicate pink flush
Aquilegia ex 1450 off-white	Pinky, off-white single.  Sold out 2013..well I can't find the seeds!
Aquilegia ex 1170 Lightest marbled red.	Largish flowers on this plant of a rare lightest marbled red. 'marbled' is how I describe reds and blues that are blended with white to give a colour that is different to eg lightest pink. As white is blended with the colour you can select at seedling stage: look for no purpleyness to the leaf stem.   OOPS in 2013 it had mainly DOUBLE flowers!! after 2 years as a single flowered plant!
What colour is pink?	How do I describe flower colours? I do the best that I can, and hope to get it right most of the time, eg that a dark pink is described the same whether it’s in my front garden or the back garden! But what I call dark pink may not be what you imagine as that. Here I have taken a photo that should help. Starting at the BOTTOM is what I call palest pink, and going CLOCKWISE there is pale pink, pink, dark pink and finally ruby. Is that helpful?
Aquilegia  Palest pink single	Shows up really well. A delicate beauty
Aquilegia Light pink single	Quiet charm, that lights up the garden.
Aquilegia  pink single	Good sugar-pink colour.
Aquilegia ex1511 delicately held pink single	Nice dark stem, ex A nigricans  New for 2013
Aquilegia ex1867 Tall 2-tone pink	Tall plant 2-tone pink (apricotty-cream) flowers with longish spurs. 'Rescued' from my plant sales area, so don't know the parentage! Very long season of flowering. New for 2013
Aquilegia ex1897 2-tone pink	Largish flowers on this atrata x coerulea hybrid, ..  and some were doubles New for 2013
Aquilegia dark pink single
Aquilegia  ruby single	Good ruby (crimson) colour.
Aquilegia ex 1277 unusual red	Slightly curly petals & sepals that only open as wide as the photo shows. A seedling from 'Flamboyant'!    New for 2013
ex 613	Reddy, spreading petals. That incredible colour as well as the wide spread of the open inner petals makes this a much loved plant.  I'm sure we'll get loads of interesting offspring. COMMENT 2009. OFFSPRING REALLY GOOD. Not the same at all, but I kept most of them as very desirable traits.
ex 1551 Light-edged, reddy spreading	Surprisingly coloured seedling from 1030, a purple and white double stellata type. Longer-spurred.The photo LHS shows it with a similarly coloured astrantia. Goodness knows what offspring will be like.....      New for 2013
ex 1806 Ice-blue-grey single	One of the marbled blue shades that I so love, here in ice-blue with a grey tone (probably a purpley cast to it).      New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex1293 2-tone marbled blue single	Pale 2-tone marbled blue single. THIS was one plant that everyone wanted when they saw it....I had to quickly get it into my border so that I didn't have to keep saying 'no' to visitors! Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia  ex 1442 light marbled purple single	Definitely desirable!
Aquilegia  ex 1760 pale marbled blue single	Surprising  seedling from a cross I made of 821 (creamy-white and blue double) with 835 (pink & yellow double). This seedling has leaf stems with no purple hue to them, so I knew it would be rather different to its parents.  Goodness knows where the marbled blue shade came from! Offspring may be very variable, let’s find out. New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1246 marbled blue variable	A real show-stopper. Joyful & lovely. Most flowers are single, but with a smattering of doubles to add even more interest.
Aquilegia  ex 1788 blue-purple thin blades	I love those very unusual long thin blades (the part of the petal that is lowest on this photo, the ‘inner circle’ as seen from below. Seedling from 999 which also has long thin blades but is nearly black in colour with a white edge. New for 2013
What colour is blue?	How do I describe flower colours? I do the best that I can, and hope to get it right most of the time, eg that a good blue is described the same whether it’s in my front garden or the back garden! But what I call blue may not be what you imagine as that. My photos of each plant should help, but remember digital pics enhance blueness. Here I have taken a photo that should help. Starting at the TOP LEFT is what I call blue, and then good blue (yes, those are subtle differences). Bottom row is purple then indigo-purple. Is that helpful?
Aquilegia  ex 1574 early  good blue single	Shorter, at 14-18” / 30-40cms this very early single probably came from seed of an alpine form, but this is far taller. I hope that offspring will include the trait of early flowering as well as colour and flower form...they are held nearly horizontally. New for 2013
Aquilegia  blue single	The original wild form is this shade. So this is great for the wild garden as well as anywhere else. The shade is on the purple side of blue.
Aquilegia  ex 1146 good blue single	This plant has a really good blue colour to the flowers (not really apparent on the photo...sorry). Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia  ex 859  scented 2-tone blue	Came from fragrans seed.
Aquilegia  ex 678	2-tone blue lightly scented Strong and floriferous plant. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets. Sold out 2013
Aquilegia   indigo singles	Nice dark blues.
Aquilegia  ex 1827 tall indigo, lighter inside	Hmm, looks purple on the photo, oh well! Expect very variable offspring as this is a deliberate cross of yellow-leaved 'Elegance' with an unknown pollen parent....unknown because the label became unreadable! There’s definitely a yellow hue inside the flowers, so I expect that the cross was with some type of flower with yellow in it. Some flowers were double....don’t know if that will be continued. New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1625 large  indigo single	Hmm, again looks purple on the photo. These are large flowers on a shorter plant 18" / 50cms. Goodness knows what the offspring will be like as this is a hybrid of buergeriana x vulgaris from Austria! New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1626 large  indigo single	Again looks purple on the photo. These are large flowers on a slightly shorter plant 2-2.5’ / 60-85cms. Goodness knows what the offspring will be like as the mother parent plant was a red & yellow double from Austria! New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 2060 large  indigo-purple single	Brother to the above, hese are large flowers on a slightly shorter plant 2-2.5’ / 60-85cms. Goodness knows what the offspring will be like as the mother parent plant was a red & yellow double from Austria!New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 2118 large 2-tone indigo-purple single	Another large flower in an indigo-purple shade although the seed parent was supposed to be the yellow species A. flavescens!  The 2-tone shade includes a yellowyness inside the flower, so it looks as if it has some yellow genes, so let’s see what the offspring are like. I always appreciate feedback of what types of flowers are grown from my seeds, so do let me know.  New for 2013
Aquilegia Purple single	Richly coloured flowers.
Aquilegia Purple pinched petals single	Open flowers, with an interesting pinch to the petals   ex A glandulosa New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1994 black, lighter inside	Interesting seedling, supposedly  from A. buergeriana!    New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1773 short black single	Another strange one, supposedly from A colchica, which Nold's monograph says should be blue & white.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1679-80 black single	Seedlings of A. ‘Ballerina’ all came out exactly the same....but as a black single rather than a pink double.  I strongly suspect this was wrongly-labelled seeds. If I’m wrong you may get pink doubles amongst your seedlings. Strong & floriferous. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 954 black single	Such gorgeous contrast of the yellow anthers against the near-black petals.  Ex Aquilegia 'Miss M I Huish', a 'Black Barlow type.'
Aquilegia ex 1158 black single	Single black flowers.    NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1201 Black single	Black single. Ya-wow!   Sold out 2013
	Now we move onto the Touchwood range of seeds from BICOLOURED SINGLES. Firstly the vulgaris-types then the long-spurred ones.
Aquilegia 1071 hint of a tint of pink, and white	Palest, palest pink in the sepals, with green tips. White petals.
Aquilegia ex 1796 lilac pink & creamy single	Rather taller than usual, at 3.5’ / or just over a metre high, this has longish straight spurs. A strong and long-flowering plant.  As this is a seedling from 955 (creamy yellow single) so offspring will be variable.  New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1297 marbled blue and white.	Pale marbled blue and white. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia ex 188 lilac & white	Not only a most beautiful lilac and white, but very early, and scented too!  Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.  Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1326 dwarf blue & white	This dwarf blue and white single came  from purported A kuhistanica seeds ....but that species is unlikely to actually exist. This is pretty though, isn't it?  New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1771  blue and white	From seed that I had labelled A colchica, this is certainly the correct colour and has the strongly hooked spurs. However the blades are not truncate and I have no idea if this actually resemblesA colchica, especially as sister seedlings were very different. New for 2013 and well worth growing even if offspring are variable.
Aquilegia ex 1212  small blue and white	Although most flowers are single, and produced over a very long season, this small blue and white started out with double flowers with a distinct yellow glow to the white. Tall, a good 4’ 130cms, and floriferous yet setting very few seeds indeed. Expect variable seedlings. New for 2013   Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1383 large indigo-blue & white	Most amazing hybrid (it came from a lemon pink long-spurred!). It just flowered and flowered for about 10 weeks (2010) at about 3.5-4’ tall (1-1.2m). Early flowers had deformed spurs (bumbles?) but later showed the beautiful long curled spurs that adorn this plant. What on earth will offspring be like? Let’s find out!
Aquilegia ex 1876 large indigo & white	Possibly a self-sown seedling of the above plant, 1383, but darker NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 534 large indigo & white	Fairly late flowering is this large indigo and white scented
Aquilegia ex 1677 large indigo & white	Indigo & white, large flower, the mother plant was 821, a double.  NEW for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1908  blue & creamy hybrid longer spur	An exciting hybrid of Aa.‘Elegance’ x chrysantha so expect very variable offspring including golden leaved ones. Some flowers were double, and you can see the yellow influence of the chrysantha genes in the colour as the buds open. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2120  blue & creamy hybrid longer spur	Another exciting hybrid this time of Aa.‘Elegance’ x ? ...where ? means I couldn’t read the writing at harvest-time! The photo is actually of the above 1908 as I have no photo of this one (I wasn’t going to keep it then realised I couldn’t bear to part with it!). Again, expect very variable offspring including golden leaved ones.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1974 large indigo-purple & white hybrid single	An interesting hybrid of a huge blue & white double with a ruby & white long-spurred cultivar. Offspring will therefore vary.   NEW FOR 2013     Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1880  purple-indigo & white single	Lovely spurs. Chance seedling from my slender white single. Offspring will vary. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1542 white-edged indigo single	A seedling from 999, a white-edged black, like 1673 below. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1470purple & white	Isn’t that lovely? It has quite spreading blades, and came from 1000, purple striped with an open centre. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 884 deep purple & white	Well-coloured single. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2059 black & white single	From a red & white stripy parent came this black and white single   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1864 black & white single	From the same red & white stripy parent also came this black and white single....with some double flowers.     NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 999 white-edged black long blades.	Deep purple-black with a white trim. This is giving rise to some very desirable offspring including similar ones to itself, eg 1673 Isn’t that different?   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1673 white-edged black long blades.	Deep purple-black with a white trim. Look at those long blades (the inner ring that hangs down). From 999, which is very similar.    NEW FOR 2013
AQUILEGIA TOUCHWOOD HARMONY MIX yellow bicoloured mix from 6 parents    New for 2013	These are unusual, they are the sorts of colours found in large, long-spurred aquilegias, but these are often only vulgaris-sized blooms. Some may hold their heads hanging like the vulgaris cultivars rather than the long-spurred ones, which face outwards. Yes, you’ve guessed, these are hybrids. Because of this, you’ll be likely to get some very different and unusual offspring from this seed mix. There's also the opportunity to buy seeds from individual plants, as featured below.
Aquilegia ex 1507 2-tone yellow	These 2-tone (or blushed) yellow flowers are midsized and borne on a plant that may prove to be slightly shorter than the usual 3’.  This is a self sown seedling, possibly from chrysantha (that I thought usually came true....what results have YOU had with Touchwood’s chrysantha seeds?).  A hybrid, so offspring likely to be very variable ....and probably desirable as well!
Aquilegia ex 1907 pink & creamy single	I  lost the label, but this is possibly an ‘Elegance' x chrysantha   hybrid NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1828 dark pink, lighter inside single	Another exciting hybrid this time of Aa.‘Elegance’ x ? ...where ? means I couldn’t read the writing at harvest-time!  Again, expect very variable offspring including golden leaved ones.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1656 pink & yellow single	This came from a red & yellow double. Offspring may give exciting surprises!   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 904 pink & yellow single	Seedling from 'Perfumed Garden' mix  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1757 small orange & yellow  single	Small flowers in orange and yellow. From a blushed yellow double.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1739 large dark pink & yellow  single	Large flowers in pink and yellow. From a pink & yellow double.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1232 dark pink & yellow	This dark pink single has yellow inside the rim, on a plant growing to about 15-24” tall (50-65cms)  A hybrid, so offspring likely to be very variable.
Aquilegia ex 1723 red and creamy, largish	Creamy yellow centre on this unusual bicolour, from a blushed yellow double.. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex  1655  maroon & yellow single	The maroon colour is ‘sludgier’ on the outside, I love it!  From a red & yellow double   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex  1435 faded lilac & yellowy single	One of the most beautiful aquilegias I have seen. Subtle colouring, lovely form,  and  just a little larger than a vulgaris bloom. Lightly scented.  A chance seedling from longissima (which may have been another yellow species, it usually is!). VERY few seeds are set either naturally or when I cross-pollinated or selfed it....most crosses failed or offered few seeds. NEW FOR 2013   Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex  1578 purple & yellow single	Very desirable colours, will it pass these onto its offspring? Parent plants were 821(blue and creamy white double) x 835(pink & yellow double). I tried crossing this plant with 3 different others (including itself), and all failed, luckily there’s some open-pollinated seed available.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex  1725 dark with yellow inside single	Wow, how good is THAT!? A seedling of ‘Elegance’ x ?...yes the cross-pollination label faded before harvest so only the mother parent was known. This has ‘Elegance’s dark colour but is bicoloured with yellow inside, so presume yellow genes from the pollen parent. Hopfully I’ll get some golden leaved aquilegias in the next generation, and so will you.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1744 large indigo-purple & creamy single	From a large purple & white double. Pic lhs shows 1744 vs an indigo coloured sepal. Another seedling, like the above, of ‘Elegance’ x ?...yes the cross-pollination label faded before harvest so only the mother parent was known.NEW FOR 2013
NEW	HYBRIDS from TOUCHWOOD I’ve had great fun with hybridising in 2011 and seeing the results this year, 2012. There are some hybrids (f1 generations) that appear fairly uniform, because their two parent plants were standard cultivars, strains or species. Here I share with you some of those splendid ranges. Choose which hybrid and you will usually get seed from a particular numbered plant.....if you want to try seed from different plants then that’s what you will get if you order more than 1 packet of a certain hybrid. Be aware you will NOT get offspring the same as these plants. You will be growing the f2 generation so expect a glorious array of all sorts of characteristics from each of the parent plant as well as the hybrid itself. That’s why I inform you what the parentage is, both here and elsewhere in my list where I offer plants grown from seeds that I have pollinated myself.	NEW FOR 2013    There will also be further consternation/excitement/chaos/fortune caused by natural cross-pollination by bumble bees bringing in OTHER characteristics (genes) not found in these hybrids or their parents. Buy, sow, and have fun! And do let me know your results. I find growing long-spurred types difficult here in Swansea, I think our winters are to ‘warm’ and wet for them to thrive. These  hybrids show tremendous vigour, the 1 year old plants were far larger than I think I’ve ever grown any long-spurreds in one year....though most were also grown to flowering in nursery rows rather than being potted up in the winter.
Aquilegia ex TOUCHWOOD HYBRID A Pink & creamy long-spurred 2-2.5' NEW FOR 2013	HYBRID A is Aquilegia chrysantha x a “dark pink & cream long spurred” There was some variation in colour tint of the pink and the cream in these offspring, however the differences were not as great as tint differences between when a flower first opens and the colour it fades to when fully open and mature. You can see those differences for yourself with the 2 photos that show 2 flowers....both have a just-opened and a more mature flower.
Aquilegia ex  TOUCHWOOD HYBRID B 2-3' Red & creamy yellow long-spurred NEW FOR 2013	HYBRID B is Aquilegia chrysantha x a “red & white long spurred” Very little variation between plants, see the photo top left of 2 flowers, each from a different plant. .NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex HYBRID C  3' 1m Red & yellow long-spurred NEW FOR 2013	The flowers are rather smaller than Touchwood Hybrids A & B, but the phenomenal colours make them more magnificent in the garden. The next generation of plants should include larger sized flowers as the A chrysantha genes HYBRID C Aquilegia chrysantha x a “red & yellow species type” Very little variation between plants, a really intense red & yellow, a real showstopper. I had so many plants all the same that I sold some and they went as quickly as I put them out. Strong plants and very floriferous over a very long period, they only disappointed me because they set very little seed indeed. come into play. NEW FOR 2013
Long spurred hybrids	Below I offer some seed from some choice long-spurred hybrids. Will they come true? I don't know, but all are likely to be desirable plants.   Artist Sandra Candler has beautifully captured the airy nature, charm and impact of these type of flowers in this beautiful painting.
Aquilegia ex 1657 large  white not quite a long-spurred	The most spectacular plant in the nursery rows in full flower for the first time, 2012. Must be the biggest plant I’ve ever grown in 1 year! It was supposed to be ‘silver Queen’ a white long-spurred sort but evidently a hybrid as not really long spurred, but still the same large blooms. It flowered early and just kept going until one of the last to still be in flower. Why? Well, unfortunately it set very little seed, sometimes these hybrids are like mules and just are not fertile.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex creamy-white long-spurred	I have seed from several of these plants. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2055 nodding cream & creamy-white long-spurred	A cross of buergeriana and chrysantha, so expect surprise offspring! NEW FOR 2013  Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 2117 2-tone  creamy long-spurred	Slightly blushed, is this Harbutt’s hybrid. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2069 white & light yellow long-spurred	From a cream & white long-spurred, this has more yellow tint.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex salmon long-spurred	Love the colour on this long-spurred. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex1812 pink & white long-spurred	From a red & white long-spurred. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex red & cream long-spurred	. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2010 dark pink  & creamy long-spurred	. NEW FOR 2013 Mother plant was a red & yellow double.
Aquilegia ex 1046 Dark pink and cream long-spurred	Dark pink and cream long-spurred. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets
Aquilegia ex 1008 dark blue and  white long-spurred	Flowered for the first time in 2009, so is proving long-lived for these sorts of plants at Touchwood. Hopefully the offspring will also be suited to our conditions, although the colours in resulting seedlings may vary.
Aquilegia ex 1909 purple and  white long-spurred	New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1466 purple & creamy white long-spurred	NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1496 2-tone  smallish yellow long-spurred	Rather nice flowers, came from a yellow double so offspring may offer some good surprises.
Aquilegia ex 2091 yellow mid-sized long-spurred	Good yellow colour. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1826 nodding 2-tone yellow long-spurred	I absolutely love this. A long spurred 2-tone yellow yet with nodding blooms. And some scent. A seedling from a cross of buergeriana x chrysantha by my Austrian friend, so expect unusual offspring. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2003 yellow mid-sized long-spurred	A flavescens seedling NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1356 2-tone yellow long-spurred	NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1992 blushed yellow mid-sized long-spurred	Chrysantha x blushed yellow double. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1559 blushed yellow smallish long-spurred	NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1996 blushed yellow  long-spurred	A flavescens seedling NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1658 blushed yellow  long-spurred	Seedling from a double in these colours. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1065	Yellow long spurred with blushed sepals. Wow...this this was a floriferous winner this year (2010) with a strong yet delicate presence over a long period.	Pic also shows the double 1061 which has similar colouring. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets
Aquilegia ex 1676 dark pink & yellow long-spurred	Fairly short, this hybrid is a seedling of the cross buergeriana x vulgaris made by Robert Hock NEW FOR 2013 Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1859 deep pink & yellow long-spurred	A McKana hybrid NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2116 dark pink & yellow long-spurred	A Harbutt's hybrid NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1737 dark pink & yellow long-spurred	Fairly short, 15" / 40cms this is a seedling of an orange & yellow double. Rather like a Spring Magic plant.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1738 dark pink & yellow long-spurred	Fairly short, 15" / 40cms this is a seedling of an orange & yellow double. Brother to the above, but a stronger yellow. Rather like a Spring Magic plant.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2011 orange & yellow mid-sized, nodding long-spurred	Seedling from a red & yellow double.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2044 orangy-red & yellow mid-sized long-spurred	Hybrid seedling from cross-pollination of A. chrysantha x a blushed yellow double . 2.5' 80-90cms   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2042 orangy-red & yellow mid-sized long-spurred	Sister to the above, but taller at 3.5’ 100-120cms...the photo lhs shows them both growing together. 1633 is the special blue & white double behind them. Hybrid seedling from cross-pollination of A. chrysantha x a blushed yellow double .   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1341 orangey-red & yellow long spurred
Aquilegia ex 1825 red & yellow long-spurred	A seedling from A. hinckleyana,  I love this, especially looking at the flowers from behind, and the buds before they open. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1995 rose & yellow long spurred	NEW FOR 2013 Seedling from (supposedly) A. flavescens.
Aquilegia ex 1220 red & yellow long spurred	NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1824 short red & light yellow long spurred	NEW FOR 2013 Seedling from A buergeriana!  About 10” tall / 25cms, and with red-tinged leaves.
Aquilegia ex 1675 short red & yellow long spurred	NEW FOR 2013 Seedling from a red & yellow double, very similar looking to Spring Magic rose & ivory, but this one is a little darker in colour.
Aquilegia ex 1672 short red & yellow long spurred	NEW FOR 2013 Sister to the above. Seedling from a red & yellow double.
Aquilegia  ex 1832 light slaty purple & yellow long-spurred	Great colouring.....seedling from a red & yellow long-spurred NEW for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1831 slatey maroon & yellow long-spurred	Sister to the above ...seedling from a red & yellow long-spurred NEW for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1529 purple & yellow long-spurred	Sister to the above two ...seedling from a red & yellow long-spurred NEW for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1665 burnished shades  long-spurred	Great colouring..... Seedling from a crimson & white long-spurred. NEW for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1651 burgundy & yellow long-spurred	NEW for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1742 burgundy &  yellow long-spurred	Seedling from a similarly coloured long-spurred parent. NEW for 2013
~ AQUILEGIA LONG-SPURRED MIX (from 35 mother plants)	eg McKanas, Dragonfly, coerulea hybrids, Songbird series etc. USUALLY these are bicoloured, having either white or yellows as the second colour. The yellow, of course, can be any shade from creamy to orangey.
Aquilegia Touchwood PHARAOH'S TREASURE MIX yellows mix from 17 parents    New for 2013	What a great selection....from all types of yellow singles with a few doubles added for even greater effect. Most parents were long spurred Aquilegia chrysantha types including blushed yellow ones, some will be smaller flowered or even nodding blooms.

	Now let's look at seed collected from my many and varied  DOUBLE FORMS Then stellata (clematis-flowered) forms, then variegated and golden leaved
Aquilegia ex 1148 short white double	Upward facing flowers. NEW for 2013 Whites of all sorts show up really well in the garden. Don’t forget, you can select white A. vulgaris seedlings as soon as they germinate, they have no purple in the leaf stem.
Aquilegia ex 1441 white pleated double	Beautiful, and so easy to place in the garden. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex2075 white pleated double	I’m separating out some more of my popular white doubles, so you can buy several types and have a wider gene pool. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1641 white pleated double	Supposedly a seedling from 835 (pink & yellow double) selfed! NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex1453 white full double	Do you like these full, pompom-like doubles? Whatever happened to the old art of making wool pompoms to adorn bobble-hats? I guess people rarely knit their own hats now, they and the pompoms are machine-made.
Aquilegia ex 1983 white pompom double	Oops, just found out that I have no photo of this, the pic given will be a similar sort. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1881 white variable double	A chance seedling from my slender white single, this has longer spurs but very variable and unusual shape. Worth a go to find out what type of offspring will result. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1400 creamy white double	Again a most desirable form, the flowers are set off by dark stems and it is scented. Parentage unknown, this was a self-sown seedling.
Aquilegia ex 1248 short  creamy white double	A hint of lilac, and it is scented.  New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 2056 large creamy white double	A seedling from  buergeriana x chrysantha, from an Austrian friend. Goodness knows where the doubling came from! . New for 2013 Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1244 off-white spiky double	Love this hybrid from my amazing red & yellow variable crossed by a marbled blue double . New for 2013    Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1497 hint of a tint of pink double	The spiky pompoms of A. vulgaris stellata in their double Barlow form are always intriguing additions to your garden. Especially this one, it’s not a colour you’re likely to find elsewhere.
Aquilegia ex 774 Hint of a tint of pink full double	Hint of a tint of pink full double
Aquilegia ex 1615 colour-washed, warm white double	A seedling from  a pink & yellow double, this has colour-washed spurs, very pretty. New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 491 Hint of a tint of pink full double	Oops. No photo, I’ve used the one from 774 on rhs and the lhs is of the mother plant (which itself came from ‘Flamboyant’).   New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1714 Hint of a tint of pink pleated double	From one described as ‘creamy yellow’ came this striking pleated double. I grew several and others were similar but more 2-tone, they are listed below in bicolours. Hopefully you, too, should get a good proportion (or all) similar ones. 2-tone colour, just creamy from the 'bottom/front' view Note the plant stems have little or no purple in them.   New for 2013
Aquilegia ex1120 Short, light pink double	Strong, short, light pink double
Aquilegia ex1363  pink, with hint of apricot, small double	Expect surprises as the parent plant was an A. ecalcarata!  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 743 Light pink pleated	Light pink pleated double. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia  ex1637 pink double	Has nice red stems. New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex1719 pink full double	A sparkling addition to your collection. New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1154 pink pleated double	Very special. The flowering performance of this plant is unsurpassed in my garden. Starts early, the first double to flower usually, alongside the ‘Spring Magic’ range, and gives its outstandingly spectacular performance for weeks. Parentage? Unknown as self-sown!  Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia ex 1264 Pink variable	Pink variable: most flowers are frilly doubles but some are singles or stellatas
Aquilegia ex1263 pink pleated double	Pink pleated double
Aquilegia ex 1397 stellata pink double	More double than the usual clematis-flowered stellata forms, but not as doubled as the Barlow type, is this rather alluring flower. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia ex 1914 2-tone pink double	Another exciting hybrid this time of Aa.‘Elegance’ x ? ...where ? means I couldn’t read the writing at harvest-time! Looks like there's yellow genes in there somewhere....  Expect very variable offspring including golden leaved ones.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1233 pink pompom double	Gorgeous! NEW FOR 2013  Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex  pink pompom double	Note the white-green stem, this is a marbled pink, some selection can be made as soon as they germinate (don’t waste the other seedlings though!). These marbled colours have white mixed in with the base colour to give unusual shades.   NEW FOR 2013   Sold out 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1915 pink & white stripy open	Delicate colours, seedling from 613 hence the open petals. NEW FOR 2013  Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex  pink stellata-type double	Slightly doubled type of stellata. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex spiky pink double	Like a pink feather duster!  NEW FOR 2013 Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1632 large  pink stellata-type double	From an apricot-pink & yellow double came this one that evidently has stellata in its genes! LARGE flower, big impact. White stripes with the pink.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex darkish pink double	Sorry about the battered flower. We had gales. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1385 dark pink Barlow type	Isn’t that captivating? Should come fairly true from seed. Sold out 2013
Aquilegia  ex Ruby doubles	Ruby doubles, from several plants.
Aquilegia ex 869 small crimson double	Later flowers are small singles, very delicate. A seedling from my amazing red & yellow double. New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1877 ruby double	Very different. Longer spurs, this was from a pink double that also had the longer spurs.    New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1116 lilac double	Extraordinary colour, lighter inside. Scented.  New for 2013 Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 905 lilac double	New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 900a	Tall light blue double. 2010 I saw that my tallest plant in the border was this...and yet the label said '900 SHORT lilac stellata' Oops...looks like there were 2 seedlings and this flowered this year and almost took over the border with its height and floriferousness. Or should that be floriferocity?
Aquilegia  ex 1597 tiniest hint of blue pleated double	No, I cannot see the hint in this pic, nor on the flowers this year (2102) but it had been there the previous season, just a fine blue shadowing. New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1518 light marbled blue variable double	Light marbled blue variable double. The photo shows some of the variation: a sort of stellata form. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia  ex 479 light marbled blue double	Light marbled blue double. New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 948 Barlow type of marbled blue double	Marbled blue full double with green sepals  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1684 Barlow type of marbled blue double	Son of the above  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1965 marbled blue double	Seedling from my slender white single.   New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1782 marbled blue double	Came as 'tower Light Blue' but this is a darker shade than all its siblings.  New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 738 marbled blue double	Marbled blue full double with green sepals  Like all marbled blues, even these dark colours may be selected as soon as they germinate, just discard any with purple in the leaf stem.
Aquilegia ex 1735 ?denim blue double	This colour I usually describe as ‘denim’ because the dark blue is mixed with white. Yet on this one it has NOT got a white-green stem but one with purple in, despite the greeny sepals. Mother plant was described to me as a ‘lilac & white pleated double’.   New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 742 good blue double	A particularly good shade of blue, very vibrant and extremely floriferous.
Aquilegia ex 1804 good blue pleated double	A good shade of blue, strong self-sown plant. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1634 2-tone blue frilly double	Well scented, from a similar parent.  2' /  60-70cms NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex blue pompom	NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1417 indigo double	Sorry, pic looks purple! NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1499 indigo pompom double	Bound to be popular! NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1789 indigo pompom double	If a flower has at least 5 rows of petals (and 10 around in a circle) ie 50 petals minimum, I'm terming it a pompom form. Some of the very best pompoms may have up to 10 rows...100 petals! NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 761 purply-blue pleated double	NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1504 purple double	Good purple colour in the popular pleated double form.
Aquilegia  ex1866 dark purple full double	Large flowers on a shorter plant, from a double, dark crimson flower that had yellow inside. New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1743 2-tone purple double	Good purple colour and some scent. Yes, the flower looks single....    New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1791 2-tone purple pompom	Has some scent. Came from a similar mother plant. New for 2013 Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1250 black  double	Hmmm...  This started out as a bell-shaped single...when I took the photo, then later flowers were doubles, but I took no photo, sorry! Goodness knows what they were like...I don’t remember.    New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 791 black double	All these flowers that I call ‘black’ are actually the closest to black that you can get in an aquilegia. There are some variations in colour depth between different plants, but usually the photos show more variation than is actually there as it depends on conditions and environment when the photo was taken. The ‘black’ is usually deepest crimson (like the colour in ‘William Guiness’ but sometimes it seems to me that its deepest indigo.    New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 956 black feather duster	Small flowers and rather different, like an elongated spiky Barlow and definitely feather-duster-like in shape. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.  Sold out 2013
Aquilegia  ex 616 black double	Rich deep burgundy/black double Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia ex 13 black double.	Great combination, black Aquilegia No 13 with white flowers of Sweet Cicely (seed also available, see my general seedlist). NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia 2002 black pleated double	Surprise seedling from an apricot-pink & yellow mother plant! Whenever I use the word black I mean the deepest crimson that verges on black, although some may be slightly different shades and tones, they will all be satisfyingly dark, and very handsome. Cameras can never catch the depth of colour in these flowers....unless taken against a light background...then it can be overdone! NEW FOR 2013

The list starts  pinks, reds then blues, purples to black.	Now let's discover the current Touchwood range of seeds from BICOLOURED DOUBLES.	Here the second colour is always white (or creamy). The table that follows this one, of the Connoisseur's Choice range, include many bicoloured plants with yellow as the second colour.
Aquilegia  ex palest pink & white pleated double	Palest pink and creamy white. From one described as ‘creamy yellow’ came these striking pleated doubles. I grew several and all were the same so hopefully you, too, should get a good proportion (or all) similar ones.  Note the plant stems have little or no purple in them, and are more '2-tone' than 'bicoloured'. 1754 is lhs and 1756 rhs pic.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1999 pale pink & creamy hybrid, becoming double	A wonderful pale pink & creamy white with longish spurs than then produced double flowers. This is a hybrid of ‘Elegant Ruby’ x a pink & yellow double. Therefore the next, f2, generation will likely be very variable including golden leaved ones. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1630 pale pink & white hybrid,  double	Sister to the above. This is a hybrid of ‘Elegant Ruby’ x a pink & yellow double. Therefore the next, f2, generation will likely be very variable including golden leaved ones. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1640 pale pink & white double	Seedling from a pink & yellow double, selfed. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1837 pale pink & white pleated double	A seedling from ‘Strawberry Icecream’ that is a lighter pink.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1378 late pink & white double	Besides being generally enchanting, this plant has another big benefit, it flowers rather later than most vulgaris, so extends the season. Let’s see what the offspring offer.
Aquilegia  ex 1945 pink & white pleated double	Seedling from aquilegia 'Flamboyant' NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1985 pink & white full double	From a ruby & creamy yellow double came this showstopper! See sister, below. . NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1624 pink & white pleated double	Sister to the above and looks far better than the photo shows! NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1984 pink & white double	Part of my breeding programme, came 835 (pink & yellow double) selfed. You can see the creaminess to the 'white', and there's longer spurs. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1753 pink & white full double	NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1631 pink & white double	Perhaps more of a 2-tone pink, it starts quite creamy. This is a hybrid seedling of ‘Elegant Ruby’ x a pink & yellow double, so expect interesting offspring including golden leaved ones. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1720 pink & creamy white small double	Goodness knows the parent plant...I rescued this from my sales table because I couldn't bear to part with it! NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 875 pink & white stripy double	Pink and white spiky quilled striped double. New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1223 stripy pink and white double	Loose stripy pink and white stellata-ish
Aquilegia  ex 1329 pink & white stripy loose stellata	Voluptuous variable variety, very valuable!
Aquilegia  ex 1875 pink & white stripy double	Oh dear no photo, anyway ex 'Devon Sunshine', a pink & yellow double from Plant World. NEW FOR 2013	Well worth sowing even though there's no photo!
Aquilegia  ex 1623 ruby & white pleated double	From a ruby & creamy double. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1622 ruby & white pleated double	Sister to the above, from a ruby & creamy double. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1759 red and white double	This is a hybrid seedling of either ‘Elegant Ruby’ x ecalcarata   OR 613 x ?  yes, I muddled up the labels on 2 crosseds so it’s one or the other!!!!  Doesn’t ‘look’ like either set of parents is likely, but that’s aquilegias for you! I assume the next generation will guide me to know which cross it was!   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1642 red & creamy double	Opening creamy yellow than aging just about white. This is a hybrid seedling of a ‘William Guiness’ double form x ecalcarata , let’s find out what traits offspring have! Opening creamy yellow than aging just about white. This is a hybrid seedling of a ‘William Guiness’ double form x ecalcarata , let’s find out what traits offspring have! Note I also crossed the same mother with a pink & yellow double, which gave similar effect. Strange..see below New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1816 red & creamy double	Opening creamy yellow than aging just about white. This is a hybrid seedling of a ‘William Guiness’ double form x a pink & yellow double , let’s find out what traits offspring have! I’m hoping for more yellow in some of the f2 generation. New for 2013
Aquilegia  ex 2006 deepest ruby, creamy inside double	From an apricot pink & yellow double.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia  ex 1459 crimson & white double	Crimson & white double.
Aquilegia  ex 1259 Crimson & white double	Crimson & white double.
Aquilegia ex 1790 ruby & white full double	Exceptional, and upward facing.  From ruby and creamy double.   New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1161 red & white striped tattydouble	Large, somewhat  variable flowers, a seedling from’Flamboyant’. NEW FOR 2013 Sold out 2013
Aquilegia 330 ruby & white Barlowish	Complete with stripes!
Aquilegia ex Red & white stripy double	Enthralling.
Aquilegia ex 1700 large blue and white  double.	Large blue and white double. From a large blue & white double x red & white long-spurred, so expect surprises from these seeds!.  NEW for 2013
ex 1457 Blue and white double	Blue and white double.  Seedling from ‘Flamboyant’, so expect varied offspring.
Aquilegia ex 558 large blue and white frilly double.	Large ... Look at the size compared to my hand!  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1801 blue and white double.	Self-sown!. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1777 large blue & white double	These HUGE blooms started double then became single. Great buds! NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1766 large blue and white stripy double.	From a friend’s similarly blue striped plant.  NEW FOR 2013
ex 821 indigo and white full double.	Extraordinary, floriferous amazing indigo and white (starts creamy) double.  After 2 years of selling these seeds, I suddenly realised: it’s indigo & white not blue & white!
ex 1633 Blue and white double	Blue and white double, starts creamy. It was a HUGE plant in it’s first flowering year (2012) and wowed everyone who saw it. Seedling from 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a pink & yellow double, so expect varied offspring. MOST AMAZING      NEW for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1863 indigo  and white full  double	Seedling from 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a pink & yellow double, so expect varied offspring. Sister to the above. Both these look very like their mother plant, I expect more of the fathers pink & yellow genes will be apparent in the next generation.  NEW for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1818 indigo & white double longer blades	Indigo and white double from my slender white single. Very different and exciting. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1149 Indigo & white frilly double	Doesn’t look very double here, sorry it’s a poor flower. It is scented.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1509 indigo & white double	Indigo and white double, ex 'Flamboyance'! Slightly variable, a pleated double that may give stripy flowers. . NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1618 Indigo & white double	From a pompom form. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1636 indigo & white double	From a red & white double....let’s hope for exciting variation from this one!  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex  1230 & 1843 Indigo & white full double	1230 & 1843 are both seedlings from supposedly ‘Adelaide Addison’, and the first flowers certainly looked like that wonderful cultivar (left). However later flowers were very full doubles (right) which I don’t think is correct. Does anyone know? NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1861 dark indigo & white pleated double	A little darker than 821, more an indigo-black colour, and has some stripiness on some flowers, see left. Seedling from 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a pink & yellow double, so expect varied offspring. NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1741 large indigo-purple & white double	Huge, open double flowers. From a large blue & white double x red & white long-spurred, so expect surprises from these seeds!   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia Ex 889 unusual purple-blue  & white double	Surprise seedling from a cream & apricot, and it’s scented.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1030 purple & white double	A sort-of Barlow flower, which always attracts a lot of attention
Aquilegia ex 1654 purple & creamy double	From a delicate black & white double.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1599  purple-black double	Now THIS is special. A hybrid of ‘William Guiness’ double x A. ecalcarata (it gets that lovely curved flower stem from the later). The colour is slightly more purple than the black of ‘William Guiness’. It will be interesting to see the varied f2 offspring.     NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex black, lighter inside, becoming double	From an apricot pink & yellow double came this surprise seedling. Early flowers were single, I’ve included a photo so you can see the lighter colour inside. May give very exciting offspring!   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 998 whiter-edged purple-black double
Aquilegia ex 1179 delicate black & white double	From a large lilac & white double.     NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1005  black & white double	Varying from black & white to white-edged black ,double.
Aquilegia ex 1181 black & white  double	Sometimes stripy. New for 2013

Aquilegia	Now let's look at the stellata or star forms. Also known as clematis-flowered.
Aquilegia ex stellata white	Stellata form, white. One of the unusual star or clematis-flowered forms. Do grow them in your garden and amaze your friends. 'Can those REALLY be aquilegias??!!  YES!!!
Aquilegia ex 2054 white stellata-variable	Not always a stellata form, see the spurs on the photo. Lost the label so I don’t know the parent plant!  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1494 stellata grey-white	Well not exactly grey but a greeny creamy white that isn’t as bright at the usual white sort. Has a special charm, due, I think, to the long curved stem from which the flower hangs. Mother plant was an unusual lilac double.
Aquilegia ex 2013 white not-stellata!	Well, I’ve put this with the stellatas, as that’s the shape, but look, it has spurs on the flowers! Mother plant was a marbled blue Barlow type. Let’s find out what the offspring look like.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1740 pink variable clematis flowered	From 'Flamboyant' NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1687 stellata creamy pink	Very special.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1674 ruby stellata	From 999, an unusual white-edged flower with long drooping blades.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 962 small ruby clematis-flowered type	Not really a stellata form, see the spurs on the photo. But this fits in best here rather than elsewhere. I like using the term ‘clematis-flowered because these look like some sorts of clematis rather than the huge wise hybrids!  Small flowers.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1315 ruby stellata	Love that curved flower stem!   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1255 unusual crimson becoming stellata	Dark colour, variable flowers, came from a ‘wine stellata’, so I assume it’s come ‘true’, or close to it.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2019 ruby stellata	From a creamy pink stellata, like 1687 .  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 671 stellata light marbled blue	Very special.  Stellatas usually come true from seed, as there are no spurs and that means no nectar and so no bees to cross-pollinate.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1620 white-edged stellata variable	Rather variable flowers, and I love the white edges. From a similar parent plant.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1787stellata blue, possibly variable	Seedling from 613  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2061 stellata indigo	Seedling from 'Apple Blossom'.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 2119 stellata indigo-purple	NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1321 stellata purple	From an darkish pink A. ecalcarata hybrid that looked rather like a Barlow shape.   NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex stellata black	Great impact.  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1345 stellata  pink & white	Well, the first flowers were stellata forms, but then some sprouted spurs. Goodness knows what the parent was....the label had snapped!  Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets
Aquilegia ex 2094 large pale pinky yellow variable stellata / long spurred	I assume these forms (& see next entries) are hybrids of long spurred sorts with stellatas. In that case stellata shouldn't be used as a form, so I will use it here in a descriptive sense only! This is a seedling from 1015  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 1015 Stellata type, HUGE pink flowers	Stellata form, HUGE pink flowers on a tall plant: 4-5'.   At  least that's what it was in it's first year of flowering because in its second year things changed to become very variable. Alongside the stellata form was deformed ones and (best of the lot) large longish spurred pink and yellow striped flowers. I assume these forms (see next entries) are hybrids of long spurred sorts with stellatas. Can't wait to see the next generation! Sold out 2013
Aquilegia ex 1099 Peachy-pink stellata type	Peachy-pink stellata. Well that was what it was in its 1st year (right) but this year (2010) its been variable with many flowers opening out to a peachy-pink and yellow long spurred type (left)
Aquilegia	The final sorts in this section are the ones with golden or variegated leaves.
Aquilegia ex 1942 pink, gold leaf	Gold leaf, .  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 929 (and other)	Gold leaf, elegant deepest ruby almost black flower. (Right in pic below).  It's hard to see how this differs from 'Elegance' (Left in pic below) ...until you see them together. Bred at Touchwood  Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia ex gold leaf elegant indigo-purple	Gold leaf, elegant indigo-purple flower.  Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia ex 1613ex gold leaf elegant purple	Gold leaf, Sorry about the poor pic.  New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1524 gold leaf marbled pink double.	Gold leaf, Hint of marbled pink double.   Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia ex 920 gold leaf marbled blue	Gold leaf, marbled blue becoming double. Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
Aquilegia ex Lil's gold leaf blue & white	Gold leaf, I’ve some spare seed of this from a friend, so you’ve also got the chance to try it.    Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.	Blue & white
Aquilegia ex 1167 variegated leaf, light pink	Variegated leaf  NEW FOR 2013
Aquilegia ex 729 variegated purple stellata	Variegated leaf   New for 2013
Aquilegia ex 1305 variegated white double	Variegated leaf,  Well, last year this was a hint of a tint of pink double, but I took no photo. This year I’d definitely call it w a white pleated double. I cannot see any hint of pink! Sortof new for 2013
Aquilegia ex 898 variegated indigo frilly double.	Variegated leaf, indigo frilly double.  Last year’s seeds, so double-sized packets.
~ Aquilegiachatlist Remaining seeds from the seed exchange. Monies raised will go to help run next year's exchange.	Just order as: aquilegiachatlist and the description given below. If you don't say aquilegiachatlist then I won't be able to find them! Choose from these 5: TO BE ADVISED	Spare seeds from the email interest group's seed exchange. Any monies raised helps to fund the exchange by contributing to postage and packaging costs.  OR CHOOSE 10 for £10 incl postage It should be the 5 listed and 5 other donations (not listed, as Touchwood lists them above)...you'll have to be surprised!  If the ones on the list are out of stock you will have others that I've not listed here as they are duplicates of what I myself offer.

 Red  &  Yellow  Doubles!!!!!  I've started collecting double forms of red and yellow American types. I've now been granted National Plant Collection status from Plant Heritage to cover all these taxa. I don't think you're yet likely to see anything else like them!  However, if you DO know of others, please let me know, I want to increase my gene bank as much as possible.  Thank you.   ALL seeds are £2 a packet, reductions for 6 or more packets.

Connoisseurs' Choice of doubles with yellow in them. Lots of   NEW FOR 2013!