The highlights
- Deepest purple, almost black pompom shaped flowers on slender stems
- Flowers from April right through to July
- Brings colour and contrast to borders
- Attractive to bees and butterflies
Description
- A must-have plant for high-contrast borders, this so-dark-it’s-almost-black variety boasts distinctive pompoms of deepest purple flowers rising from slender stems
- Begins flowering in April and remains in bloom right up to late July
- An early flowering, low maintenance perennial which tolerates partial shade and is hardy in even the coldest winters
- An essential for cottage garden borders – or show it off in pots!
- Late spring flowering Aquilegia is valuable to early pollinators
