




Looks great in a border. The barlow (Aquilegia vulgaris) has fantastic purple flowers with green, fern-like leaves. The organic flowers attract bees and butterflies. It is a true native plant! The flowers bloom beautifully early in summer.
Prune the spent flower stems after they bloom. Plant three plants per linear metre. Give the blue barlow a sunny to partially shady spot. Remember to give extra water during dry periods.
For an amazing border!
Prune the spent flower stems after they bloom. Plant three plants per linear metre. Give the blue barlow a sunny to partially shady spot. Remember to give extra water during dry periods.
For an amazing border!
Aquilegia vulgaris Blue-Purple - Bio - Hardy plant
Aquilegia vulgaris
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Details
Colour:
Blue,Purple
EdibleNo
Deciduous
Flowering period:May - July
Fragrant
Good for cut flowers
GraftedNo
Guarantee:6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Height at maturity:50 - 70 cm
Naturalising
Planting distance:20 - 30 cm
Self-pollinating
Stays green
Additional information
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This product can be returned within 14 days
Return by post, at the customer's expense
The product must be unused and in its original packaging
Description
Looks great in a border. The barlow (Aquilegia vulgaris) has fantastic purple flowers with green, fern-like leaves. The organic flowers attract bees and butterflies. It is a true native plant! The flowers bloom beautifully early in summer.
Prune the spent flower stems after they bloom. Plant three plants per linear metre. Give the blue barlow a sunny to partially shady spot. Remember to give extra water during dry periods.
For an amazing border!
Prune the spent flower stems after they bloom. Plant three plants per linear metre. Give the blue barlow a sunny to partially shady spot. Remember to give extra water during dry periods.
For an amazing border!






Aquilegia vulgaris Blue-Purple - Bio - Hardy plant



















