Produktbeschreibung
A moody, highly complex woodland dweller, this striking botanical mutation completely lacks the classic elongated nectar spurs found in wild columbines, producing instead tightly packed, spherical, dahlia-like double flowers. The intricate blooms are a deep, velvety plum-purple that approaches black, providing a tailored, highly structured, and gothic look. The dark flowers hover delicately on thin, wiry stems above a lush mound of aquamarine-tinted, fern-like foliage that sheds water beautifully.
To ensure this highly specific genetic variety doesn't aggressively self-seed and revert back to wild, common forms, you must use sharp secateurs to meticulously snip the intricate floral heads off the exact moment they begin to drop their petals. This prompt deadheading effectively channels the plant's energy strictly back into sustaining a lush basal rosette rather than producing unwanted seed. Keep the surrounding earth consistently damp but never boggy, and plan to lift and divide the main clump every three to four years to rejuvenate the core and prevent it from dying out.
Please Note: When purchasing plants, please consider that each live item is unique and may therefore differ from the images shown, which are for illustration purposes only. The plant will be supplied in a growers pot. Depending on season, some plants may be pruned back to encourage growth and deciduous plants may arrive without leaves.
Größenberater für Gartenpflanzen

Pflanzen in größeren Töpfen sind oft mehrere Jahre älter als Exemplare in kleineren Gefäßen und verfügen über ein bereits besser ausgeprägtes Wurzelsystem sowie dichteres Laub. Dadurch entwickeln sie sich im Garten deutlich schneller zu einer stattlichen Pracht als kleinere Alternativen.
Die gängigsten Topfgrößen für Gartenpflanzen sind 9cm, 1L, 3L und 5L – diese Angaben beziehen sich auf den Durchmesser am oberen Topfrand oder das Fassungsvermögen.
Pflanzen im 9cm-Topf sind nach wie vor die beliebteste und preiswerteste Option. Hier ist lediglich etwas Geduld gefragt, bis die Gewächse nach dem Auspflanzen ihre volle Größe und Reife erreichen.
Pflanzenmerkmale, Pflegeanleitung & Tipps
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Anleitung
Profi-Tipp
Snip off the intricate double flowers as soon as they drop their petals to conserve plant energy. Leaving the seed heads on this Aquilegia Black Barlow often results in offspring that revert to a muddy, plain color. Removing the spent stems entirely keeps the basal foliage looking neat and tidy.
Richtig gießen
Keep the ground evenly moist, behaving much like a damp woodland environment. Water gently using a fine rose attachment on your watering can to avoid washing away the topsoil. Avoid letting the earth bake into a hard, dry crust around the delicate stems of the Aquilegia Black Barlow.
Richtig pflanzen
Choose a location that provides gentle, dappled shade for the majority of the day. Enrich the planting hole with leaf mold to mimic the fertile forest floor. Ensure the crown of the Aquilegia Black Barlow sits perfectly level with the surrounding garden soil.









