The little-known Aquilegia rockii was named after the late plant explorer, Joseph Rock, who first collected it in China where it grows from 8,000′ – 11,000′ elevation near the western border of Sichuan and Yunnan provinces. Our offering is from modern day plant explorers, Bleddyn and Sue Wynn-Jones, who re-collected it in Zhongdian, China (Yunnan Province, near Tibet). Aquilegia rockii makes a 2′ tall plant with reddish stems that are adorned with lovely green leaves, each highlighted with a central silver pattern and a dark purple border when spring days are cool. Aquilegia rockii is topped with pendulous light lavender flowers often starting in May/June, long after most other columbines have finished blooming.
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Aquilegia rockii BSWJ 7965
Original price was: $10.50.$6.06Current price is: $6.06.
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