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Columbine 'Eastern Red'

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$5.48 $7.5 In stock

Category: Seeds

'Eastern Red' Columbine produces nodding, jewel-like flowers of soft red and buttery yellow that seem designed for the early spring garden. Its distinctive spurred blooms are a natural magnet for hummingbirds, which feed on the nectar hidden deep within each elegant flower.

Flowering in late spring, this hardy columbine thrives in part shade to dappled woodland conditions, where it self-seeds gently to create naturalised drifts over time. The finely cut, blue-green foliage forms a delicate base that remains attractive even when not in bloom.

Perfect for cottage gardens, native plantings, and shaded borders, Eastern Red Columbine brings movement, wildlife, and a sense of wild beauty to the garden just as the season begins to warm.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

The soft red and buttery yellow coloring on the first blooms is even more delicate than the picture suggested. Those long, spurred flowers have been attracting hummingbirds to my garden every morning.

Adam M. ★★★★★

These seeds germinated quickly in just over a week using the paper towel method, and the seedlings are already showing those distinctively scalloped leaves. The flower color on the first bud is exactly that soft red and buttery yellow combo I was hoping for.

Stella ★★★★★

Planted these in a shady corner last fall, and the hummingbirds found the spurred blooms within a week of the first flowers opening. The soft red and buttery yellow combo looks even better in person, and the nodding shape keeps them from getting battered by spring showers.