Kirigami Rose & Pink Columbine

Kirigami Rose & Pink Columbine

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This exceptional columbine selection produces an abundant flush of exquisite bicolor blooms in a dreamy combination of soft rose-pink petals and creamy white inner cups, each flower suspended on slender, graceful stems that nod and dance in the spring breeze with an effortless, fairy-tale charm. The distinctive spurred blooms have the intricate, origami-like structure that gives the Kirigami™ series its inspired name — each flower a tiny architectural masterpiece of nature's most refined design work.

Part of the award-winning Kirigami™ series, bred specifically for exceptional garden performance and uniformity, 'Rose & Pink' delivers a more prolific and longer-lasting bloom display than older columbine varieties, with a compact, well-branched habit that keeps it looking beautiful throughout the entire spring season. The attractive, blue-green ferny foliage remains ornamental long after the blooms have faded, providing a lovely soft texture in the border through summer. A magnet for hummingbirds drawn irresistibly to those elegant nectar spurs, this is a plant that brings joy, movement, and life to the spring garden in equal measure.

 

Highlights:

  • Exquisite bicolor blooms in soft rose-pink and creamy white with intricate spurred structure
  • Prolific, long-lasting spring bloom display — improved over older columbine varieties
  • Compact, well-branched habit with exceptional garden uniformity
  • Attractive blue-green ferny foliage remains ornamental all season long
  • An irresistible magnet for hummingbirds seeking nectar from the distinctive spurs
  • Attracts butterflies and native bees
  • Naturalizes beautifully — self-seeds gracefully to create charming garden drifts over time
  • Deer and rabbit resistant
  • Outstanding in cottage gardens, woodland edges, shaded borders, and container plantings
  • Pairs beautifully with tulips, bleeding heart, hostas, and spring-blooming bulbs

 

Growing Info:

  • Hardiness: USDA Zones 3–9
  • Mature Size: 18–24 in. tall, 12–18 in. wide
  • Sun: Full sun to part shade; afternoon shade appreciated in warmer climates
  • Soil: Average to moderately fertile, well-drained; tolerates a wide range of soil types
  • Water: Moderate; established plants show good drought tolerance
  • Tip: Allow some blooms to go to seed for natural self-seeding, or deadhead spent flowers promptly to extend the blooming season and maintain a tidy appearance