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Columbine
Columbine, which is also sometimes called “Granny’s bonnet“, produces very cute flowers that will nicely contribute to the many magnificent bouquets you might imagine.
Most often, you’ll be placing them in a flower bed, but they can also be used along edges or on rocky ground.
Columbine develops a bunch-like bearing, with blue-green leaves, and although alpine varieties stay rather close to the ground, flower bed varieties can tower up to 3 feet (1 meter) tall.
Lastly, columbine tolerates acidic soil very well, and is a great pairing for all types of heather and heath plants.