Aquilegia consists of herbaceous perennials that grow in clumps, characterized by their long-stemmed, three-parted basal leaves. The upright, leafy stems support bell-shaped blooms featuring wide-spreading sepals and petals that possess spurs, all arranged on branched stalks.

Aquilegia flabellata var. pumila f. kurilensis

Aquilegia flabellata var. pumila f. kurilensis 'Rosea'

Aquilegia flabellata var. pumila from Mount Hakkoda, Japan

Aquilegia flavescens is a perennial plant that grows in an upright, clump-forming habit, featuring finely divided green foliage. In spring and early summer, it bears slender, nodding flowers that are primarily yellow, occasionally exhibiting a hint of pink, emerging from delicate, upright stems.

Aquilegia flavescens

Aquilegia flavescens var. flavescens

Aquilegia flavescens var. miniana

Aquilegia flavescens var. rubicunda

Aquilegia formosa is a vertical, clump-forming perennial characterized by its finely divided, bluish-green foliage. In spring and early summer, it produces numerous nodding flowers with a combination of red and pale yellow hues on slender, erect stems.

Aquilegia formosa

Aquilegia formosa 'Albert Pike'

Aquilegia formosa Nana Group

Aquilegia formosa var. formosa

Aquilegia formosa var. hypolasia

Aquilegia formosa var. pauciflora

This perennial reaches a height of approximately 80 cm. Its flowers feature red-orange outer sepals paired with yellow inner petals, which are equipped with long red-orange spurs. Blooming occurs from May through August.

Aquilegia formosa var. truncata

Aquilegia formosa var. wawawensis

Aquilegia fragrans is a perennial plant that reaches heights of approximately 40 cm. It features deeply lobed, blue-green basal foliage. In spring, slender stems rise above the leaves, showcasing fragrant, nodding blooms. The flowers consist of white spurs and sepals, which may exhibit a subtle flush of pale purple, while the inner petals are cream or pale yellow.

Aquilegia fragrans

Aquilegia fragrans 'Alba'

Aquilegia fragrans dwarf

Aquilegia fragrans white-flowered

Aquilegia from Baboquivari Mts, Arizona

Aquilegia from China

Aquilegia from Korea

Aquilegia from Zigana Pass, Turkey

Aquilegia glandulosa

Aquilegia glandulosa var. jacunda

Aquilegia glandulosa var. jucunda

Aquilegia grahamii

Aquilegia grata

Aquilegia guarensis

Aquilegia hybrid

Aquilegia jonesii is a compact alpine plant, typically growing to a height of 10-15 cm. It creates a low mound with small, tightly clustered, lobed leaves that are slightly hairy and exhibit a blue-green hue. In early summer, it produces violet flowers with short spurs that appear quite prominent against the backdrop of its diminutive foliage.

Aquilegia jonesii

Aquilegia karelinii

Aquilegia kitaibelii

Aquilegia kuhistanica

Aquilegia lactiflora

Aquilegia laramiensis

Aquilegia leptoceras

Aquilegia long-spurred hybrids

Aquilegia long-spurred hybrids, white

Aquilegia longissima is a perennial plant that typically reaches a height of 80 cm. It features fern-like, mid-green leaves that provide a lush backdrop for its distinctive flowers. In summer, the plant produces fragrant, two-tone yellow blooms that face outward, complemented by spurs that can extend up to 15 cm in length. This species has a relatively brief lifespan in the garden.

Aquilegia longissima

Aquilegia longissima 'Flore Pleno' (d)

Aquilegia longissima from Texas

Aquilegia lutea

Aquilegia micrantha is a perennial plant that grows in an upright, clump-forming manner, featuring finely divided green foliage. In spring and early summer, it produces nodding flowers that may be white, green, blue, or pink, held on slender, erect stems.

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