Popular varieties of columbine are divided into double, large-flowered.

 Popular varieties of columbine are divided into double, large-flowered, and dwarf species. They are distinguished by high winter hardiness, unpretentiousness, and are suitable for growing in the gardens.

Popular varieties of columbine
are divided into double,
 large-flowered.

 Nora Barlow (Nora Barlow): A tall perennial up to 80 cm, densely double flowers resemble dahlias, petals are pink and green. Black Barlow (Black Barlow): Dark burgundy, almost black double flowers without spurs. Crimson Star (Crimson Star): A spectacular two-color variety with a white center and raspberry-red outer petals. Early Bird Series: A series of early-flowering compact columbine with bright colors that tolerate frost well. Cameo F1 (Cameo): A dwarf series (up to 15–20 cm tall) with miniature flowers in delicate pink, blue, and white shades.

Aquilegia fan-shaped Jewel Blue.

Aquilegia. Early Bird Series.

 Early Bird Series. A series of low-growing early flowering plants.

 The main colours are red-yellow, blue-white and purple-yellow. The flowers are suitable for cutting. Height – 20-30 cm.

Aquilegia

 Aquilegia.

 Columbine (Aquilegia), also known as columbine or columbine, is a perennial herbaceous plant in the Ranunculaceae family.

 Key Characteristics:

 Appearance: Recognizable by its unusually shaped flowers with "spurs" (hollow outgrowths of the petals that store nectar). The delicate, glaucous-green leaves remain decorative until autumn.