aquilegia canadensis (wild columbine) native* bi-coloured

aquilegia canadensis (wild columbine) native* bi-colouredshowy, nodding, bell shaped flowers of pinkish red and yellow attractive divided light green foliage naturalizing plant for rocky ledges or slopes and along woodland edges or ditches bloom time mid june to early august native to ontario the name aquilegia is derived from the latin root word "aquil" which means eagle, referring to the eagle's talon like spurs on the flowers aboriginals crushed the shiny, black seeds into a powder and mixed it with hot

two-lipped

bloom time: june-july

agastache anisata

it colonizes by stolons and runners but isn't invasive

flowers are hidden under velvety dark green heart-shaped foliage

thrives in a moist to average

flowers have white petals protruding out the bottom of the flowers

spikes of sulphur-yellow flowers

medium to large mound of upright wavy foliage

sprawling clumps of dark green foliage

because of its strong scent

occasionally white