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Mr Fothergill's McKana Giant Mixed Aquilegia Flower Seeds - Hardy Perennial Columbine, 60cm

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Mr Fothergill's McKana Giant Mixed Aquilegia Flower Seeds produce unusual, long-spurred blooms on a hardy perennial that returns to flower year after year. Also known as Columbine, Granny's Bonnet or Sweet Columbine, these graceful plants reach around 60cm and make an excellent cut flower.

  • Type: Aquilegia (Columbine), hardy perennial
  • Plant height: around 60cm
  • Germination: around 28 days
  • Flowering time: around 28 weeks from sowing
  • Sow depth: 5mm
  • Planting space: 40cm apart
  • Position: full sun or part shade

Sow 5mm deep and space plants 40cm apart in sun or semi-shade. The tall, airy flower stems suit cottage gardens, mixed borders and fresh-cut arrangements, returning reliably each season.

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Mr Fothergill's McKana Giant Mixed Aquilegia Flower Seeds are hardy perennial seeds that produce unusual, attractive blooms, ideal for sun or semi-shade gardens.

  • Hardy perennial that flowers year after year
  • Commonly known as Columbine, Granny's Bonnet or Sweet Columbine
  • Reaches around 60cm in height; excellent cut flower
  • Germinates in around 28 days; sow 5mm deep, space 40cm apart
  • Suits sunny or part-shade positions

Sow into prepared soil in sun or semi-shade for graceful, long-lasting flowers.

Questions & Answers

What is Aquilegia also known as?

It is commonly called Columbine, Granny's Bonnet or Sweet Columbine.

Is it an annual or perennial?

It is a hardy perennial that flowers year after year.

How tall does it grow?

Plants reach around 60cm in height.

How far apart should I space the plants?

Space them about 40cm apart, sowing 5mm deep.

How long does germination take?

Germination typically takes around 28 days.

Can I use the flowers for cutting?

Yes, the blooms make an excellent cut flower.

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