Aquilegia 'Earlybird Purple Blue'

Aquilegia 'Earlybird Purple Blue'Ferny, blue green lobed foliage forms a tight mound in spring. Countless buds cover the plant and open in May to reveal sky blue, upward facing flowers with continuous bloom into June. Perfect for use in mixed spring containers or grouped toward the front of a garden. Ealry spring bloom attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Thrives in partial shade and removed spent blooms or allow them to stay and reseed for a beautiful naturalizing effect. Type:

Uncover in early spring and stand back

Rudbeckia fulgidavar

Heat and humidity tolerant

Coreopsis Moonbeam is vigorous hybrid Tickseed descended from native Thread Leaf Coreopsis

One 'Jim Dandy' will generally be sufficient for pollinating 9-10 female plants

berry-like cones which are attractive to birds

sweetly fragrant

multi-branched habit produces sturdy limbs and rigid twigs

grayish-green leaves have 5-7 lobes

wooded slopes are its native habitat

Late Summer

It typically grows to 50-75’ tall with erect branching