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Not native. That's Pulsatilla patens, which has similar flowers, but much less foliage. This one is better suited for a garden/landscape,...Read More
This plant is available from prairie moon nursery [...Read More
I bought this plant at a local plant sale 3 yrs ago. It has thrived in a front yard bed with northern exposure. The color is a lovely d...Read More
I can't believe it. I have had these wonderful soft furry plants in my garden for years and they are my favorite plants. I simply love th...Read More
I adore this plant - it is literally the first thing up in the spring with the pulmonarias. It blooms seemingly straight out of the gro...Read More
This is a European species. The one native in North America is Pulsatilla (or Anemone) patens.
Pasque flowers are native to this area. We go out looking for them around Easter -- a very welcome sign of spring!
I love pulsatillas, and I would suggest that this is the most beautiful 'vulgaris' in the whole plant kingdom.
Belfast is (more t...Read More
I planted these in 1997 and enjoyed this plant year after year each early spring when it bloomed. I had it planted in heavy clay soil on...Read More
I grow this in full sun, western exposure in fairly heavy (clay-based) soil. It seems to like the hot, dry location.
I love this perennial - two or three of the hybrids have white flowers - I happen to have one of them, along with the standard purple on...Read More
I love this little plant. It's at the northwest base of my floribunda rose and japanese maples bushes, so it gets partial shade. It has...Read More
This is low growing plant has nodding lavender purple blooms with bright golden stamens and it is suitable for rock gardens or the front ...Read More