Wild Columbine
Aquilegia canadensis
| Description: A drooping bell wildflower that blooms during the spring. Quite attractive to hummingbirds. |
| Propagation: Easy from seed, but will germinate more uniformly if given three weeks of chilling. |
| Initial bloom (month and week): April W3 |
| Garden name: Shady Woodland Garden |
| Color of flower: Red and yellow |
| Height: 18-24″ |
| Spread: 10-18″ |
| Family: Ranunculaceae |
| Soil type: Neutral woodland |
| Soil moisture: Dry, rocky |
| Light: Sun to part shade |
| Zone: 3-8 |