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17 years ago

Columbine alpine

Columbine Aquilegia clematiflora

Columbine Biedermeier mix

Columbine Blue Columbine

Columbine Blue Jay

Columbine bright pink

Columbine Dove

Columbine Grannys bonnet

columbine multi color

Columbine Nora Barlow

Columbine Robin

Columbine Woodside Strain

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davidl_ny5
17 years ago
Aren't those (mostly) hybrids rather than species columbines? If they are, they are not likely to breed true from seed, but rather to revert to an ancestral type.
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