Aquilege

: While they are perennials, they can be short-lived, often thriving for only three to six years, though they frequently self-seed to ensure a continuous presence in a garden. Common Species

: Their most unique feature is the presence of five petals, each typically forming a long, nectar-bearing "spur" that projects backward. These spurs attract various pollinators, including hummingbirds and hawk moths. aquilege

: Seeds often require a period of cold treatment (vernalization) to germinate effectively. : While they are perennials, they can be