Aquilegia vulgaris | Lime Sorbet Richard Wilford Ground hugging this lovely little

Ground hugging this lovely little plant remains attractive all year round

This variety has whorls of tiny violet-blue flowers that appear in mid to late spring and carry on through summer

Cut back to the ground after flowering and new growth will appear in late spring

It really shines when used in a mixed border or cottage garden and allowed to grow between and through other plants

autumn flowering

Aquilegia vulgaris | Lime Sorbet Richard Wilford Ground hugging this lovely littleAquilegia vulgaris 'Lime Sorbet' Columbine or Grannys Bonnet. Of all the spring plants in the garden Aquilegias are amongst the loveliest. Also fondly known as Grannys Bonnet or Columbine, there are so many varieties it's hard to pick a favourite, so here at Puriri Lane @ Addenbrooke we have quite a selection! Aquilegias are known for their exquisitely pretty blooms and 'Lime Sorbet' is no exception. Pale green buds open to fully double, spurless pale