BLACK Columbine (2 Roots/Tuber) Perennial FLOWERS Resistant to deer Quickly reaching 10 to 12

Quickly reaching 10 to 12 feet tall and 5 feet wide

Cut or pinch stems of flowering or foliage plants just above leaves or old leaf joints

When to Sow: Spring/Late Summer/Early Fall Ease of Germination: Easy

Light Required: No

burgundy-red flowers with glittering white stamens

BLACK Columbine (2 Roots/Tuber) Perennial FLOWERS Resistant to deer Quickly reaching 10 to 12Aquilegia ' Barlow' Exquisite deep purple double flowering nodding columbine blooms will adorn your shady locations when you plant the Black Barlow Columbine. The blooms are so dark purple they almost look black and will really look divine when planted with white,yellow,orange and or pale pink blossoms of other late spring blooming perennials. Plant in a naturalized garden in part shade for best results. Perennial in Zones 3 9. vulgaris 'Black