Pulsatilla 2014

[Egon27]

This is Pulsatilla 'Anna Zachar' - my own select. The flowers are sterile. Reproduction only by division.

Egon

[Maggi Young]

That's an interesting flower - double - but not too double .....    and a fine colour.

[mark smyth]

wow what a find! When its available let me know.

Do you take root cuttings?

[Jonny_SE]

One of the better i'v seen  congrat. :-)     //Jonny

[maggiepie]

It's beautiful, congratulations.

[Egon27]

Pulsatilla 'Anna Zachar' I multiply by division of old plants and cut into thick roots. I have done several adult plants. I am happy to mention the other interesting plants.

Egon

[Olga Bondareva]

Egon it is extremely interesting because it shows totally new kind of Pulsatilla. Something like Hepatica kinds.
Have you ever tried to sow seeds? What is the result? It should give interesting children.

[Egon27]

Hello Olga,
Pulsatilla 'Anna Zahar' is sterile. I never gave seeds. Multiply it by division.
Greetings
 Egon

[fermi de Sousa]

Hi Egon,
What do you think we're the parents of this lovely hybrid?
cheers
fermi

[Egon27]

Hi Fermi,
The first seedling of the Pulsatilla 'Anna Zachar' I found in my garden. Is so I'm a parent? You have sown much seed it is hoped that there will be a mutant.

Egon

[Maggi Young]

Forthcoming Pulsatilla Book :
Christopher Grey Wilson has decided to self-publish his new title "Pasque-Flowers" -  to see  details  click here


PASQUE-FLOWERS
The Genus Pulsatilla
A Guide for Gardeners, Horticulturists and Botanists   - front cover

[ChrisB]

This P. Rhodopaea has me intrigued.  Grown from seed 2yrs ago and this year looks set to give a good display.  Will post photo when it flowers to have the critics tell me whether it's true...

[mark smyth]

Just ordered mine. I hope there are some still available

[mark smyth]

Books are still available 

[Pauli]

I received my book last week. Very much useful information and quite a few types I did not know before.
Quality of pictures vary - but on the other hand a not so good picture is better than nothing.

The only thing to criticize: distribution in Austria (grandis, vulgaris, pratensis nigricans) is not correct - so what about the range in other, more remote countries?