Columbine 'Mrs. Scott Elliott' (Aquilegia x hybrida)

Weezingreens Seward, AK(Zone 3b) Jan 14, 2005

Columbine 'Mrs. Scott Elliott'
Aquilegia x hybrida

Mrs. Scott Elliott grown from seed. White with pale yellow center. Seward, Alaska. July 2004.

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plant_fiend San Jose, CA(Zone 9b) Jan 15, 2005

Great photo. I love the dew drops on the leaves.

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Weezingreens Seward, AK(Zone 3b) Jan 16, 2005

thanks, Plant_fiend. We get lots of dew drops and rain drops around here!

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bootandall Blenheim, New Zealand Jan 16, 2005

We get a lot of rain as well, not suppose too at this time , she is lovely your Mrs Scott Elliott.

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Weezingreens Seward, AK(Zone 3b) Jan 16, 2005

Yes, she is. I have to take a closer look next year to see how these are different from some of my other aquilegia. I grow so many different kinds and I try to take pictures of them all, but I've only had two of this variety in bloom, and both were pale colors.

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bootandall Blenheim, New Zealand Jan 17, 2005

I grow heaps as well,, but after 2 shifts , and more growing, along the way from seed , There are only a few that I can name. We should do a Aqui show somewhere here . where anyone can show there unnamed one's.

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Weezingreens Seward, AK(Zone 3b) Jan 18, 2005

Yes, bootandall, when it comes to aquilegia, even the byblow are wonderful, and sometimes, more so! Hey, I've been looking over the PF aquilegia section and could use a person to help fill in some blanks there. I've created a word doc with links to the incomplete pages or pages without photos. Might you be interested in working on that, since you grow some many lovely aquilegia? We might even get leads on some new varieties.

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bootandall Blenheim, New Zealand Jan 18, 2005

I could try to give you a hand, I don't know if I would know enough,
It is summer too. might be better for me in winter.
and I don't know if Word and works are compatible

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Weezingreens Seward, AK(Zone 3b) Jan 19, 2005

No problem, I forget our seasons are reversed! Terry has been asking us to work on the database while it is our 'off season', and that is certainly not the case with you! If I have a question about an aquilegia you grow, I'll just email you, and you can reply if you have time.

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bootandall Blenheim, New Zealand Jan 19, 2005

good as gold, Weezin's

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