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Aquilegia Identification Please

berry.kboZGRoJqRberry.kboZGRoJqR Posts: 4
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Can anyone tell me whether they have ever had an aquilegia turn from a normally shaped white flowered parent to a self set one with no 'skirt'?  Is this something unusual - certainly is to me.

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  • fidgetbonesfidgetbones Posts: 17,618
    Seedlings can vary greatly from the parent, although I find that many of the doubles come true. That version is termed a clematiflora, ie, it looks a lot like a clematis flower, rather than the usual grannys bonnet type.  It is certainly an early flowerer. Mine are just forming new leaves.
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