Aquilegia vulgaris – Ruby Port Ruby Port is a historic heirloom columbine dating to the 1600s, displaying rich winered, fully double blooms on tall stems in late spring. Its burgundy foliage matures to green, forming clumps that self-sow and naturalize over time. Preferring rich, moist soil with part shade, it attracts hummingbirds and butterflies while resisting deer and rabbits. Excellent for cut arrangements, it combines vibrant color with garden legacy. 1- 2.5″ Plug Wine-red double blossoms Pollinator-friendly Deer & rabbit resistant Specifications Details Colour Deep wine-red double flowers Hardiness Zone 29 Plant Height 6090cm (2436) Plant Width 3045cm (1218) Sun Requirements Full sun to partial shade Fragrant No Deer Resistant Yes Plant Timing Spring planting Bloom Timing May – July Plant Depth Crown just below soil Plant Spacing 3045cm (1218)