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Kirigami™ Light Blue & White Aquilegia
Aquilegia caerulea Kirigami Light Blue & White 70059724
Kirigami™ Light Blue & White (70059724) is an upright Syngenta columbine with pale bicolor flowers in spring.
- Plant Type
- Perennials & Annuals
- Width
- 12–20 In.
- Height
- 14–24 In.
- USDA hardiness zone
- 4 - 9
- Sun requirements
- Full Sun, Part Shade
- Plant developer
- Syngenta
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Kirigami™ Light Blue & White is a named color variety in Syngenta Flowers’ *Aquilegia caerulea* F1 series, identified by product code 70059724. Its upward-facing light blue and white spurred flowers rise above divided green foliage on an upright perennial. The breeder lists a 14–24 inch garden height and a 12–20 inch width for the series, with flowers in early, mid, and late spring.
## Site and seasonal role
Plant it in a mixed border, rock garden, or roomy container where the pale bicolor flowers can be appreciated at close range. Syngenta lists full sun to part sun and USDA zones 4a–9a. In warm climates, choose a site with some afternoon protection; in cooler locations, a sunnier position is generally suitable. The minimal vernalization requirement is a production feature of the series, not a promise of a fixed bloom date in every landscape.
Provide fertile soil that holds some moisture but drains freely. Water new plants while they establish and during extended dry weather; avoid saturated soil around the crown. Allow space for the listed width and for nearby plants that will take over after the spring display. Columbine flowers can serve visiting pollinators, while mature seedheads can produce volunteer seedlings.
## Cultivar and propagation
The [Syngenta Flowers product page](https://www.syngentaflowers.com/ams/product/flower/70059727) lists Light Blue & White as cultivar code 70059724 alongside the distinct Deep Blue & White selection, supporting the exact color identity of this catalog entry. Columbines hybridize freely, so seedlings may not retain the named color. No patent number or patent date was verified.
## Maintenance
Remove fading stems when you want to limit self-seeding or keep the planting neat. Leave some seedheads if natural spread is useful. Cut back foliage after it declines, and water if the soil is dry to support fresh growth.