Colorado Columbine Grow Kit | Seeds In A Cup®

Why Growers Trust Seeds In A Cup®

• 100% recyclable eco-friendly packaging
• Hand-assembled in Cleveland, Ohio, USA
• High-germination, non-GMO, batch-tested seeds
• All-in-one kit: premium seeds, real soil, planter & instructions
• 100% Growth Guarantee — if seeds don’t sprout, we replace them free

Grow Your Own Colorado Columbine from Seed

The Seeds In A Cup® Colorado Columbine Grow Kit makes it easy to grow Aquilegia caerulea — Colorado’s beloved state flower — right from your home, classroom, or garden. Known for its striking blue-and-white petals and elegant nectar-filled spurs, Colorado Columbine is a mountain-region perennial that attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and beneficial pollinators.

This kit is curated by horticultural expert Kevin Bruce and designed for success with real loose potting soil, high-quality non-GMO seeds, and a recyclable planter that doubles as a humidity dome for faster germination. Perfect for Colorado gardeners, native-plant enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to grow a meaningful, symbolic wildflower with ease.

Difficulty Level: 2 (Beginner-Friendly with Guidance)
Germination: 14–28 days with cool, moist conditions
Mature Height: 18–24 inches in partial sun to full sun

What’s Included in Your Colorado Columbine Grow Kit

• Premium Non-GMO Aquilegia caerulea Seeds — batch-tested for high germination (15–25 seeds)
• Real Loose Potting Soil — nutrient-rich and aerated for strong root development
• Recyclable Planter with Lid — humidity dome for germination, saucer for drainage
• Step-by-Step Growing Instructions — written by horticultural expert Kevin Bruce

No extra supplies needed — just add water and sunlight.

How to Grow Colorado Columbine from Seed: Quick-Start Guide

1. Plant: Fill planter with soil. Sow seeds on the surface or lightly cover. Mist gently and place the lid on top to create a cool, moist environment.
2. Germinate: Keep soil evenly moist. Columbine prefers cooler temperatures for sprouting. Germination typically occurs in 14–28 days.
3. Grow: Move to partial sun or bright indirect light. Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Follow the included care guide for feeding and transplanting.

Colorado Columbine Plant Profile

Scientific Name	Aquilegia caerulea
Plant Type	Perennial Wildflower
Difficulty Level	Beginner-Friendly
Germination Time	14–28 days at 55–65°F
Mature Height	18–24 inches
Sunlight Needs	Partial Sun to Full Sun
USDA Hardiness Zones	3–9 (Outdoor); All Zones (Indoor)
Planting Season	Spring or Fall
Seeds Included	15–25 seeds

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the Seeds In A Cup® Colorado Columbine Grow Kit?

Each kit includes premium non-GMO Aquilegia caerulea seeds, real loose potting soil, a recyclable planter with humidity dome, and step-by-step growing instructions. Everything you need is included.

How long does Colorado Columbine take to grow from seed?

Colorado Columbine seeds typically germinate in 14–28 days. Plants reach 18–24 inches at maturity. Cooler temperatures and consistent moisture improve germination success.

Can I grow Colorado Columbine indoors?

Yes. Columbine grows well indoors with bright indirect light or partial sun. Once established, plants can be transplanted outdoors into garden beds, rock gardens, or pollinator landscapes.

Where are Seeds In A Cup® kits made?

Every kit is hand-assembled in Cleveland, Ohio, USA using American-sourced materials. We are proud to be a Made in USA brand.

What if my seeds don’t sprout?

We stand behind our seeds with a 100% Growth Guarantee. If your seeds do not germinate, we replace them free. All seeds are batch-tested in Cleveland for high germination rates.

About Seeds In A Cup®

Seeds In A Cup® creates complete seed starter kits for beginners and experienced growers alike. Each kit includes premium loose potting soil, high-germination non-GMO seeds, and clear instructions in 100% recyclable packaging. Hand-assembled in Cleveland, Ohio and backed by our 100% Growth Guarantee.

Expert Guidance: Growing instructions developed by our founder and horticultural expert, Kevin Bruce.