Aquilegia is native to Europe and known by several common names such as Columbine， Crowfoot and Granny's Bonnet. It is known and appreciated for its spring bloom and beautiful basal leaves. Flowers are dove-like with a spreading bonnet-like appearance. Use in borders， rock gardens， cottage gardens， shade gardens， woodland gardens or in naturalized settings. Enjoy as a ground cover after bloom. Perfect choice for the Northeast as they will naturalize freely. USDA zone appropriate in all 3-8 zoned gardens. Aquilegia Crimson Star， a perennial， is very different looking Columbine with its eye-catching spectacular multi-colored crimson-red flowers. Blooms are larger in comparison to the others in this genus. Evergreen ferny green foliage.

Easy to grow

Will self seed in the garden in USDA zones 3-8 without being invasive

Plant just about anywhere

Remove flower stalks after blooming to encourage re-blooming， continue to maintain moisture level， the foliage will wither away during the Summer months at which time remove any foliage that is left， continue to water the plant to maintain moisture

Hardy in USDA zones 3-8

Ships to: 48 contiguous US states， plus the District of Columbia， except Idaho