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UK
/ˌækwɪlˈiːdʒɐ/
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NOUN
- a plant of the genus Aquilegia having irregular showy spurred flowers; north temperate regions especially mountains
How To Use aquilegia In A Sentence
- Columbine, aquilegia ‘Magpie’ resembles an elaborate bonnet to be worn on special occasions for the more fashion forward among the fae. Fairies Part One « Fairegarden
- Buy seed from reputable seed companies if particular varieties or species are required as aquilegia hybridise easily and may not grow true from seed collected in the garden.
- The flora, especially on the limestone which is one of the most active centers of floristic speciation in the Balkans, includes many rare species such as the Pirin poppy, Papaver pirinica, golden aquilegia Aquilegia aurea, yellow gentian Gentiana lutea and edelweiss Leontopodium alpinum. Pirin National Park, Bulgaria
- These are plants I add throughout the border to make it look freer and more spontaneous, including aquilegia, thalictrum, lilies, alliums and knautia. Times, Sunday Times
- The columbine, aquilegia ‘Magpie’, grown from free seeds included in a Thompson and Morgan order several years ago, is now opening, and was glad to get a shower to wash off the yellow pine pollen from its petals. Blessed Rain « Fairegarden
- Shown above is wild columbine, Aquilegia canadensisBut the woodland plants had already been planted in what we refer to as the wildflower corner. The Sunny Woodland-GBDW* « Fairegarden
- The aquilegia looks suspiciously like one we used to have in our garden ... but I promise we didn't smuggle it back from Italy! A Walk in the Hills
- Columbine , aquilegia ‘Magpie’, another seed grown success that has shown itself to be true to seed , the babies have the dark hood and white center so charming in the shade garden. Color in the Garden-GBDW Part Four « Fairegarden
- Just to keep in the wine colored theme, this columbine, aquilegia ‘Barlow Black’ has started its bloom period. Tree Peony Hatsugarasu « Fairegarden
- Started from seed, it is aquilegia ‘Barlow Black’,with smallish double flowers on tall stems. Color in the Garden-GBDW Part Two « Fairegarden