Dwarf fan-shape columbine that brightens the flower bed.

Dwarf fan-shape columbine is a perennial herb that grows in mountains all over Korea.

The honey bag, called the horn of the petals, is curved inward like a hawk's claw, and is called a columbine.

Dwarf fan-shape columbine grows in alpine regions.

The growing environment grows in sunny or semi-shade, and the soil is fertile.

The root is thick and deep, and the stem grows around 30cm.

Leaves come out from the roots in a pile.

Plant it in a flowerpot or flowerbed, and it grows well in any place with good drainage, and water management is given every 2-3 days.

By the time the flowers wither, the seeds grow with their heads up.

When facing the sky, when the seeds are ripe, they are black, and each ovary has many seeds.

Seeds are harvested around June, and when sown on flower beds during the rainy season, they come up in groups.

The flower language of Dwarf fan-shape columbine is the oath of victory, diligence, and happiness.