Votaniki Aquilegia Blue Barlow Plant – Hardy Perennials, Aquilegia Vulgaris VAR. Stellata ‘Blue Barlow’ | Fully Double Flowers, Easy to Grow

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Aquilegia Blue Barlow is an exquisite addition to any garden or landscape. With its unique charm and striking beauty, this perennial plant is sure to captivate both novice and seasoned gardeners alike. These glorious pom-pom like double headed flowers hold striking deep blue, almost purple coloured petals that are a stunning introduction to any garden. The dense spiky petals are held like an eagle's claw hence the name, Aquilegia, (Aquila is eagle in Latin). Flowering from late spring to early summer, these unusual hardy perennials are ideal border plants, held on upright, leafy stems above a base of glaucous bushy foliage. Try planting with Echinacea Evening Glow, its bright yellow flowers will complement and contrast the dusky purple of Barlow Blue. Each plant produces 3 to 5 stems in the first year and 5 to 10 stems in the second year. Aquilegia ‘Blue Barlow’ is a cultivar of the Barlow Series, which is noted for being the first Aquilegia vulgaris series with fully double, spurless flowers. Other Barlow varieties include Aquilegia ‘Black Barlow’, Aquilegia ‘Nora Barlow’, Aquilegia ‘Rose Barlow’, and Aquilegia ‘Bordeaux Barlow’. They all are lovely additions to the shade garden!. As a perennial plant, the Aquilegia Blue Barlow returns year after year, delighting gardeners with its charming blooms and foliage. This makes it a sustainable and cost-effective option for gardeners seeking long-term beauty and enjoyment in their landscapes. With proper care, it can thrive and bloom for many seasons, becoming a beloved fixture in the garden. Aquilegia Blue Barlow plants can also be propagated through division. Mature plants can be carefully divided into smaller clumps, each with its own set of roots, and replanted in suitable locations.

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