Rocky Mountain Columbine Plants
Rocky Mountain Columbine Plants
Scientific name: Aquilegia caerulea
Native to: Rocky Mountain region of North America
Blue-and-White Rocky Mountain Columbine
Rocky Mountain Columbine is the state flower of Colorado. Its blue-and-white spurred flowers appear in mid to late spring and may be visited by hummingbirds, bumblebees, and other pollinators.
Growing Conditions
- Light: Part sun to part shade; more sun in cooler climates
- Hardiness Zones: 3–8
- Height: About 24 inches
- Spacing: About 15 inches
- Bloom: Mid to late spring
What You'll Receive
Plants ship in 2.5-inch or 3.25-inch grower pots. Plant height, fullness, and seasonal appearance vary naturally.
Shipping Information
Orders generally ship within 1 business day.
Preorders and seasonal items ship according to the timing listed in the product description or selected option. Extreme heat or cold may delay shipment.
Plants are carefully packed and shipped from Maryland. Shipping is subject to weather, plant condition, and destination agricultural restrictions. Contact us before ordering if you need help confirming shipping eligibility or suitable temperatures for your destination.
California shipping: Plants ship only bare-root, with soil and growing media removed, when suitable for the plant and season. Contact us before ordering to confirm availability and destination requirements.
Arrival Support
Unpack promptly after delivery. If there is a problem with your order on arrival, contact us within 24 hours and include clear photos so we can help.
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Shipping
Check agricultural restrictions to confirm this plant can be shipped from Maryland to your state.
We cannot ship plants in soil (bare root are fine) to: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Washington, Oregon, or Mississippi.
We cannot ship vegetable/fruit seeds to CA.
Ideal Shipping Temperature for Plants: 40°F to 85°F. Outside this range plants can freeze or get baked in hot/cold trucks. This can happen near your location or in between.