My columbines are starting to bloom it’s one of my favorite flowers it’s a shame it doesn’t last longer. In another week or two they should all be in bloom, can’t wait to get photos of the rest. I’m also trying a new plant the called Moses in the cradle I have three of them planted in pots and I’m interested to see how well they do.
Columbines starting too bloom
This is something new I’m trying called (MOSES IN THE CRADLE)
-- Louise Edgwood,Md.























11 comments so far
MsDebbieP
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posted 116 days ago
oh yes the columbines are SO beautiful. love them love them love
and that other plant – very cool. lll Do they flower?
-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)
Eklectic
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posted 116 days ago
My columbines are just coming up, not even all of them!
When the kids where little, they used to call it “the alien plant” because of the shape of the flower!!!
-- Eklectic, Follow my Bliss, South East Ontario 5a
Bon
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posted 116 days ago
Your columbine are beautiful Louise.The moses in the cradle has really nice colored leaves.Does it flower also?
-- Bon,Hastings,Ont.....zone 5a....Always room for one more
blooz
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posted 116 days ago
Beautiful columbine display, Louise and the colours ….
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horsetail
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posted 115 days ago
Will you have to take the Moses in the Cradle in in the winter?Up here in the north we have to take it in or loose it to the frost ( snow).
-- horsetail, Fergus, Ontario
Louise
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posted 115 days ago
horserails
your right,the frost and snow down here will do it in.
-- Louise Edgwood,Md.
Eklectic
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posted 115 days ago
Louise
Your Columbines are gorgeous!
Since we moved here, my columbines bloom beautifully, but the foliage gets eaten: so I have flowers on “spikes”!
Do you have any suggestion?
-- Eklectic, Follow my Bliss, South East Ontario 5a
Louise
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posted 115 days ago
Eklectic
I don’t have problems with foliage being eaten,but I do spike my flowers since they get tall and start to hang over.Do you know what’s eating your foliage?
-- Louise Edgwood,Md.
Eklectic
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posted 115 days ago
NO idea! It is very frustrating. They get so big and beautiful and then!!!!&^*)&
They do stand nicely on their own, just wish I could keep the foliage!!
I have asked in different nursery but no help there!!!
-- Eklectic, Follow my Bliss, South East Ontario 5a
MsDebbieP
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posted 115 days ago
last year was the first time I’d seen that—the leaves of the columbine consumed. My aunt had the same problem last year. We never saw what it was that was eating the plants.
Stripped bare!
-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)
Damocles
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posted 114 days ago
Louise, your Columbines look great! I love those blue ones…my foliage is getting big, but we’re still a few weeks away from flowering…
-- Living on the square...Metro Detroit