How to grow Columbines easily this spring. Amazing colors

Plant either bare root or potted plants in early spring or fall in welldrained amended soil rich in organic matter. Columbine prefers dappled shade in warmer climates but does well in sunny locations such as open meadows or alpine situations in cooler climates.
If you are planting bare root dig a hole deep enough to allow the fleshy flexible roots to reach downward and make sure the rhizome is about an inch below the soil.
Light Full sun to dappled shade depending on your growing zone and the heat of your summers. Full sun in hot summer areas will encourage summer dormancy and leaf scorch but full sun in cooler summer zones will result in better flowering and more compact plants.

Soil Welldrained soil that remains evenly moist but not soggy or constantly wet is preferred. Situations with dappled hues such as you might find at the edge of a forest are perfect for Columbine. Such a location keeps roots and leaves cool while providing light to encourage good blooms. Heavy clay soils are not well tolerated Columbine prefers sandier loamier soils on the fatter side of average. However be aware that overly rich soils can encourage vigorous upward growth that may require staking.
Spacing Spacing 1518 apart slightly less for dwarf varieties.

Acacia spreads naturally through seeds which are usually scattered around the base of the plant as well as appearing elsewhere in the garden. The clumps grow larger over time and can be split with great care.
Planting Plant in early spring or early fall for flowers next season.
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Growth Habit Depending on the species Columbine will grow from 13 tall and about 18 wide. Plants form a soft mounding clump of bluegreen deeply lobed foliage that appears in early spring. The fascinating spurred flowers are in a large