Aquilegia formosa - Revision history

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<h3>'''Botanical Name:''' ''Aquilegia formosa'' 
'''Common Name:''' Red or Scarlet Columbine</h3>
Interesting red and yellow flowers. This heavy bloomer attracts hummingbirds and likes summer water, especially when located in full sun. Deadhead plants to prolong bloom. 

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'''Plant Family:''' Ranunculaceae

'''Plant Type:''' Perennial

'''Height by Width:''' 2-3' H x 1-2' W

'''Growth Habit:''' Tall, upright

'''Deciduous/Evergreen:''' Drought-deciduous

'''Growth Rate:''' Fast

'''Sun Exposure:''' Full to part sun

'''Soil Preference:''' Adaptable

'''Water Requiremenets:''' Regular

'''Cold Hardy to:''' 10 degrees F

'''Flower Season:''' April - August

'''Flower Color:''' Scarlet with yellow

'''Endangered?''' Not Listed

'''Distribution:''' San Bernardino to Shasta County

'''Natural Habitat:''' Streambanks, seeps, moist places. Elevation: below 10,000'

'''Hummingbirds:''' TRUE 
'''Birds:''' FALSE 
'''Under Oaks:''' FALSE 
'''Butterflies:''' TRUE 
'''Clay:''' TRUE 
'''Aromatic:''' FALSE 
'''Slope/Erosion:''' FALSE 
'''Container:''' FALSE 

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'''Care and Maintenance''' 

'''History''' 

'''Other Names''' 

'''Links'''

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+:* From ''California Native Plants'', Theodore Payne's 1941 catalog: Stems slender and graceful 2 to 3 feet with beautifully escalloped light green leaves. Flowers deep scarlet tipped with yellow. One of the most winsome of native beauties. Likes a moist shady spot. Gallon cans, 35c."
 :'''Other Names'''<br>

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	:'''History'''<br>		:'''History'''<br>
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		+	:'''Theodore Payne Catalog Description"<br>
		+	::"Perennial, 2 to 3 feet high. Stems slender and graceful with beautiful escalloped light green leaves. Flowers deep scarlet tipped with yellow. One of the most winsome of native beauties. Likes a moist shady spot."

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+:'''References'''<br>
 :* Harlow, Nora and Kristin Jakob. ''Wild Lilies, Irises, and Grasses: gardening with California Monocots''. Berkely and Los Angeles, CA: University of California Press. 2003.
 :'''Links'''<br>

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		+	:'''References'''
		+	:* Harlow, Nora and Kristin Jakob. ''Wild Lilies, Irises, and Grasses: gardening with California Monocots''. Berkely and Los Angeles, CA: University of California Press. 2003.

	:'''Links'''<br>		:'''Links'''<br>

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-[[Image:Aquilegia formosa1.jpg|thumb|Aquilegia formosa]]
+[[Image:Aquilegia formosa1.jpg|thumb|''Aquilegia formosa]]
-[[Image:Aquilegia formosa2.jpg|thumb|Aquilegia formosa]]
+[[Image:Aquilegia formosa2.jpg|thumb|''Aquilegia formosa]]
-[[Image:Aquilegia formosa3.jpg|thumb|Aquilegia formosa]]
+[[Image:Aquilegia formosa3.jpg|thumb|''Aquilegia formosa]]
 <h3>'''Botanical Name:''' ''Aquilegia formosa''<br>

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 <h3>'''Botanical Name:''' ''Aquilegia formosa''<br>
 '''Common Name:''' Red or Scarlet Columbine</h3>
-Interesting red and yellow flowers. This heavy bloomer attracts hummingbirds and likes summer water, especially when located in full sun. Deadhead plants to prolong bloom.<br>
+:Interesting red and yellow flowers. This heavy bloomer attracts hummingbirds and likes summer water, especially when located in full sun. Deadhead plants to prolong bloom.
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-'''Plant Family:''' Ranunculaceae
+:'''Plant Family:''' Ranunculaceae
-'''Plant Type:''' Perennial
+:'''Plant Type:''' Perennial
-'''Height by Width:''' 2-3' H x 1-2' W
+:'''Height by Width:''' 2-3' H x 1-2' W
-'''Growth Habit:''' Tall, upright
+:'''Growth Habit:''' Tall, upright
-'''Deciduous/Evergreen:''' Drought-deciduous
+:'''Deciduous/Evergreen:''' Drought-deciduous
-'''Growth Rate:''' Fast
+:'''Growth Rate:''' Fast
-'''Sun Exposure:''' Full to part sun
+:'''Sun Exposure:''' Full to part sun
-'''Soil Preference:''' Adaptable
+:'''Soil Preference:''' Adaptable
-'''Water Requiremenets:''' Regular
+:'''Water Requirements:''' Regular
-'''Cold Hardy to:''' 10 degrees F
+:'''Cold Hardy to:''' 10 degrees F
-'''Flower Season:''' April - August
+:'''Flower Season:''' April - August
-'''Flower Color:''' Scarlet with yellow
+:'''Flower Color:''' Scarlet with yellow
-'''Endangered?''' Not Listed
+:'''Endangered?:''' Not Listed
-'''Distribution:''' San Bernardino to Shasta County
+:'''Distribution:''' San Bernardino to Shasta County
-'''Natural Habitat:''' Streambanks, seeps, moist places. Elevation: below 10,000'
+:'''Natural Habitat:''' Streambanks, seeps, moist places. Elevation: below 10,000'
-'''Hummingbirds:''' TRUE<br>
+[[Image:hummingbird_iconA.jpg]] [[Image:butterfly_iconA.jpg]] [[Image:clay_iconA.jpg]]
-'''Birds:''' FALSE<br>
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-'''Care and Maintenance'''<br>
+:'''History'''<br>
-'''History'''<br>
+:'''Other Names'''<br>
-'''Links'''<br>
+:'''Links'''<br>

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	<h3>'''Botanical Name:''' ''Aquilegia formosa''<br>		<h3>'''Botanical Name:''' ''Aquilegia formosa''<br>
	'''Common Name:''' Red or Scarlet Columbine</h3>		'''Common Name:''' Red or Scarlet Columbine</h3>