Aquilegia caerulea (caldarusa de munte)

Aquilegia caerulea , also known as the mountain columbine or blue columbine , is an elegant perennial plant native to the mountainous regions of North America, prized for its spectacular bicolor flowers , with elongated petals and curved spur-shaped sepals. The flowers are often in shades of blue, purple, white or pink , with a delicate and romantic appearance, very attractive to butterflies and bees .

The plant forms a compact, branched bush with fine, compound, matte green leaves. At maturity, it reaches a height of approximately 50–70 cm , making it ideal for borders, borders, rustic, naturalistic or cottage gardens .

🌿 Growing conditions

• Light : Partial shade or partial sun – blooms well in bright places, but away from the scorching sun.

• Soil : Light, well-drained, rich in humus – prefers cool, airy soils.

• Watering : Moderate – keep the soil moist, without excess water; tolerates short periods of drought.

• Resistance : Rustic plant, tolerates low temperatures down to -25°C .

• Maintenance : Low – it is recommended to remove spent flowers to prolong flowering and prevent excessive self-seeding.

Flowering period : May - June , sometimes with a slight re-flowering at the end of summer in good conditions.

Aquilegia caerulea is the perfect choice for natural, romantic or alpine style gardens, offering a delicate and wild charm at the same time. It can be planted in combination with other medium-sized perennials, such as bellflowers, geraniums or digitalis.

Pot diameter : 12 cm

Height with pot included : approx. 30 cm

⚠️ Attention! The plant can be delivered with or without flowers.