Blue sky flower seeds

This beauty grows with a flower that bears two colors and takes a star-shaped form, its flowers are picked and placed in containers to beautify places and add more beauty. Its flowers attract bees and humming butterflies. Scientific name: Aquilegia coerulea. Other names: Rocky Mountain Columbine. Family: Ranunculaceae. Native habitat: United States, Mexico. Flowers: Have five petals extending outward, forming a blue and white star shape like the bright sky colors, length from 5-8 cm. Leaves: Light green with divided, serrated leaflets, resembling clover leaves. Height: 30-60 cm. Growing Blue Sky Flower and environmental conditions: Grows in cold weather and can tolerate dry conditions provided watering care and soil moisture are maintained, and it can also be cultivated in moderate climates such as greenhouses. Soil and fertilizer: Tolerant of various soil types, prefers well-drained soil as it is a plant that does not grow well in poorly drained soil. Watering method: Regularly, considering weather conditions, soil moisture, and the plant’s climatic conditions. Sun exposure: Full sunlight or partial shade. Propagation: By seeds. Planting time: During moderate times, and it can be planted at any time of the year outside these weather conditions inside greenhouses. Flowering time: From spring until early summer. Benefits and uses of the Blue Sky Flower: Grown to decorate gardens and homes. Considered among cut flowers.