As more aquilegias open, a wander round the garden is exciting because every one is unique. No matter what colour they were supposed to be, there are surprises, the result of growing open-pollinated plants from seed rather than carefully pollinated F1 hybrids.
I posted on them last week and mentioned the new disease – Aquilegia downy mildew – you can see that post here – https://thebikinggardener.com/2015/05/20/a-tasting-of-aquilegias/
But for now, just more photos.
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