Delicate yet resilient, Aquilegia pyrenaica, also known as the Pyrenean Columbine, is a charming alpine perennial native to the high meadows and rocky slopes of the Pyrenees. This compact species forms tidy mounds of finely divided blue-green foliage, producing a profusion of nodding, sky-blue flowers with distinctive long spurs from late spring into early summer.
Ideal for rock gardens, troughs, or the front of a border, A. pyrenaica thrives in well-drained soil and partial sun. Its dainty form and soft color make it a favorite among collectors and alpine enthusiasts. Despite its delicate appearance, it’s remarkably hardy and can naturalize in the right conditions, adding a touch of mountain magic to any garden.
Delicate yet resilient, Aquilegia pyrenaica, also known as the Pyrenean Columbine, is a charming alpine perennial native to the high meadows and rocky slopes of the Pyrenees. This compact species forms tidy mounds of finely divided blue-green foliage, producing a profusion of nodding, sky-blue flowers with distinctive long spurs from late spring into early summer.
Ideal for rock gardens, troughs, or the front of a border, A. pyrenaica thrives in well-drained soil and partial sun. Its dainty form and soft color make it a favorite among collectors and alpine enthusiasts. Despite its delicate appearance, it’s remarkably hardy and can naturalize in the right conditions, adding a touch of mountain magic to any garden.
