Columbine flowers are truly unique. With their dangling bell-like shape and spurs at the back, nothing else is quite them. Because the columbine flower blooms in almost every color, these easy-to-grow ...

Most columbine plants (Aquilegia spp.) are cool-season, spring-blooming plants with unique flowers and a moderate growth rate. Rising high above the lobed green to gray-green foliage are spikes of ...

Editor's note: Once a month, the OSU Extension master gardener's office of Franklin County profiles a plant that occurs naturally in central Ohio. Looking for an easy-to-grow, spring-flowering plant ...

Staring at a frozen garden in February makes it hard to believe that a yard full of flowers is just a few months away. If you want to beat the garden store rush, columbine (Aquilegia) is an excellent ...

A cottage garden favorite, growing columbine flowers brings native florals in a wide arrange of sizes and colors. During these uncertain times, bringing a sense of peace to our surroundings is more ...

Q: A few weeks ago, I bought a columbine plant that had pretty red flowers. The plant tag said that the blooming time was May and June. The flowers lasted only a few days. We aren’t even halfway ...

Q: The Columbine leaves have turned gray (see reader's photo). What do you suppose is happening? A: It looks like you have a great case of powdery mildew. This disease is most common in warm humid ...