Aquilegia caerulea | Alaska | Swan White Emma Bridgewater beneficial insects and butterflies and

beneficial insects and butterflies and is drought tolerant too

but well drained position and is at home with a bit of morning sun but does not like the hot afternoon sun so is also quite happy in a partially shaded position

It can grow in almost any kind of soil

is a striking foliage perennial or small shrub that has narrow felted wooly

You can prune stems back to 30cm above the ground in late winter to early spring which will encourage a more compact growth habit

Aquilegia caerulea | Alaska | Swan White Emma Bridgewater beneficial insects and butterflies andAquilegia caerulea, commonly known as the Colorado blue columbine, is a beautiful perennial plant that is particularly admired for its striking flowers. The Alaska Swan White variety showcases elegant, pure white blooms that can create a stunning contrast against the lush green foliage. This plant typically grows to a height of about 30 to 60 centimetres and features delicate, spurred flowers that bloom in late spring to early summer. The leaves are