native perennial plants
Columbine
Using native perennial plants in your garden helps us retain our natural history and the beauty and diversity of Penn’s Woods.
Natives are well-adapted to our climate and are generally easy to care for once they are established. They support native wildlife, including insects, and are often favorites of our very important pollinators, such as bees, butterflies and moths, and hummingbirds.
This one is Wild Columbine (aquilegia canadensis) which grows to 2- to 3-feet tall and blossoms with graceful, drooping red and yellow flowers in spring and early summer. It likes shady forests and edges of woods, preferring shade but doing well in full sun as well.
To print out the artwork for coloring, simply right-click the image, click Open in a New Tab; then, select Print from your pulldown File menu, re-size as necessary using the Print Dialogue box, hit Print, and color away!
For other native plant coloring pages, simply click the links below and follow the same process:
• Bee Balm
