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Origami Red and White

CultivarAquilegia 'Origami Red and White'

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Aquilegia (the genus)
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Fact sheet

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Typeperennial

from Aquilegia · “Aquilegia, commonly known as columbine, is a delicate perennial flower” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Days to germination21–28 days

from Aquilegia · “This typically takes 21-28 days” — How To Grow Aquilegias

Germination temperature65–72.5 °F

from Aquilegia · “Maintain temperatures 60-70°F for optimal germination.” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Lightpartial shade to dappled sunlight; 3-5 hours of indirect sun daily

from Aquilegia · “Sun: Partial shade to dappled sunlight; 3-5 hours of indirect sun daily.” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

WaterKeep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Water deeply once or twice weekly during growing season. Drought-tolerant once established, but prefers regular moisture.

from Aquilegia · “Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged.” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Hardiness zones3-9

from Aquilegia · “Thrives in zones 3-9” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Spacing11–15 in

from Aquilegia · “Spacing: 12-18 inches” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Height12–36 in

from Aquilegia · “Tall stems emerge (12-36 inches depending on variety)” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Start indoors4–6 weeks before last frost

from Aquilegia · “Seeds require cold stratification (4-6 weeks) for best germination rates.” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Ready whenDeadhead spent flowers to extend blooming period or allow self-seeding.

from Aquilegia · “Deadhead any early flower buds to encourage root development.” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Edible partsflowers for garnish

from Aquilegia · “Edible flowers for garnish” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Keep away from

from Aquilegia · “Avoid planting near: Competitive aggressive spreaders like mint” — How to Grow Aquilegia — LizPlants

Origami Red and White hasn't been researched on its own yet; these facts are for the genus as a whole.

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