Growing Columbine

Drawing columbine flower 🌼 ☝🏻This Step by step flower drawing guide and more such e-books are available for instant download at my online shop. Link in bio 🔗 www.artsybeats.com . If you love to draw flowers, do give it a try🤩 it makes learning so fun and easy 😊 you gonna fall in love with art all over again 🎨 . . #arttutorial #arttutorials #stepbystepart #drawingmadeeasy #doodleart #drawingflowers #floralart #flowerdrawings #drawflowers #easydoodles #sketchbookdrawing #arteveryday #artisfu

It can take SEVEN YEARS for Western Trillium to produce its first flower 🌸, so if you ever see one in bloom, you know it’s at least seven years old! Western Trillium, also known as Pacific Trillium, or Wake Robin, is found throughout the western half of North America. The “tri-“ in trillium means three. Maybe you’ve already noticed, but the bracts, sepals, and petals all come in sets of three! The large white flower will often turn to a purple/pink colour with age 🌸🌿 #trillium #trilliums #spr

Altenew Build-A-Flower: Columbine - Layering Guide!

Have you ever seen the Barlow variety of columbine? Bred for cut flower production, it has tall strong stems and beautiful ruffled blooms in colors like purples, blues, and light pinks! We start these from seed and plant in early spring to get blooms in late spring/early summer the following year. A perennial plant, this cut flower likes well draining soil, full sun to part shade, but needs more moisture in full sun. Otherwise they’re tolerant of dry and more good news: they like crappy soil! Ho