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Photo of Aquilegia Bordeaux Barlow (Columbine)

Aquilegia vulgaris Bordeaux Barlow - Fully double blooms resemble miniature dahlias. Luxuriant layers of petals in a rich winered shade come together to form lush, petite blooms that cover verdant, fernlike leaves for months on end. Flowers face outward.  Family: Renonculaceae    

Aquilegia Bordeaux Barlow (Columbine) 1

Author : Walter Erhardt
Photo # : 42622
Online since: May 29th 2022

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