Columbine from Seed
Growing perennials from seed is easy. Waiting for them to bloom is not. Last year, I was fortunate to see one of my butterfly weeds bloom from seed the first year. Perennials don’t usually flower until their second season.
Patience has its rewards, however. The columbine I sowed last winter began blooming in May. The plants seem to be less freely flowering than the blue columbine that Patrick gave me, but I appreciate the blooms even more because I grew these from seed myself!
Patience has its rewards, however. The columbine I sowed last winter began blooming in May. The plants seem to be less freely flowering than the blue columbine that Patrick gave me, but I appreciate the blooms even more because I grew these from seed myself!
5 Comments:
Beautiful columbine! That's my favorite perrennial as of late. The purple are my favorite.
Whoa, that is beautiful!!!
I want columbines so much.I have been looking for seeds of the original wild columbine with blue flowers.I have a foxglove growing a flower spike two years after i sowed seeds.There is not better feeling than seeing your seeds grow into gorgeous flowers!
That is a beauty! I love columbines.
Gorgeous columbine, I have NEVER been able to grow very much other than vegetables from seed. My husbands grandparents always do and let me grab a few seedlings. What a wonderful feeling though.
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