Pulsatilla 2020

[Steve Garvie]

Some wonderful Pulsatilla on display!   
The perfect plant for lifting the mood in these dark times.

[kris]

spring is finally bringing all these beautiful plants to give us some joy while world is going through a difficult time

[Tristan_He]

A seed raised pasque flower obtained as P. grandis - unfortunately it looks as if the bees have been at work! It's pretty enough I suppose but for me nothing beats the natural colours of the wild type.

[Steve Garvie]

Pulsatilla vernalis



Pulsatilla turczaninovii



Pulsatilla subslavica



Pulsatilla albana lutea



Pulsatilla styriaca -probably a hybrid, the flower is past its best.

[Gerdk]

Here are

1.  Pulsatilla - a cultivar with darker Flowers
2.  Pulsatilla x albana 'Renate' - selected from Alpina in Rodeberg/Thuringia
3.  Pulsatilla grandis from Puchberg - not sure if this this the original form

Gerd

[Tristan_He]

Pulsatilla / Anemone alpina. From seed collected in Slovenia so presumably subsp. austroalpina but I haven't tried to key it out yet. This is the first year it has flowered. It's not very big - only the same size as Anemone nemorosa.



...added a pic of the leaf.

[Tristan_He]

Another Slovenian collection has flowered, but this one is a bit different.

[Tristan_He]

Pulsatilla campanella. Not the showiest, but it has its own quiet beauty.

[kris]

two pulsatilla from the garden

[Graham Catlow]

Pulsatilla rubra has flowered for threes years now but previous years were very disappointing with small flowers, downward facing heads and not really opening fully. So disappointing I was wondering why I was growing them. This year however I am very pleased with the outcome.