Pulsatilla 2021

[Gail]

Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Rubra'


and a new purchase from D'Arcy and Everest Pulsatilla turczaninovii

[Philip Walker]

Pulsatilla albana violaceae

[Pauli]

Pulsatilla montana from Buzet, Croatia and white form of violacea

[kris]

Pulsatilla nuttalliana known as prairie crocus are flowering in Saskatchewan. Went for a walk near the river to take pictures. Lovely sight.

[Leucogenes]

Wow...absolutely fantastic, Krish.

Pulsatilla nuttalliana is one of my absolute favorites. The ice blue color is gorgeous. I really like the prairie crocus designation.... Never heard of it before.

I got to admire this specimen of Pulsatilla sugawara at a friends house last weekend.

[Leena]

Pulsatilla nuttalliana is so beautiful. I had never heard of it before.

[Rick R.]

Pulsatilla nuttalliana is another name for P. patens (or A. patens).

Those photos, Kris, are incredible!

Out of many, some of my best pics from Minnesota and their habitat:

[Leena]

Pulsatilla nuttalliana is another name for P. patens (or A. patens).

Thank you Rick:). P.patens also grows in Finland, only in a handful of places and it is critically endangered here and protected. I've never seen it in nature here.
It is very beautiful also in your pictures!

[Hoy]

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Out of many, some of my best pics from Minnesota and their habitat:

Very nice, Rick!

[kris]

All of my garden friends-Thanks for liking the picture.
There are lots of them flowering now in our wild areas.

[Gabriela]

Glorious images with P. nuttalliana in the wild Kris and Rick!
I wished to have it growing somewhere closer in ON.

[Claire Cockcroft]

I visited a friend's garden and as usual, was impressed with his pulsatillas.  Here are two:

Pulsatilla pratensis



A pink pulsatilla that is actually a paler pink than in this photo

[kris]

I have a Pulsatilla seedling grown from SRGS seed. Lost label. But from my memory it is not what it was said. It is tiny but lovely steel blue in colour.

[Leena]

Kris, that is a nice steel blue colour.

Claire, how beautiful Pulsatillas!

[Gabriela]

My earliest Pulsatilla which flowered at the beginning of April, is now  producing a second wave of flowers.

Grown from seeds of a blue P. halleri ssp. styriaca, it flowered in abricot-pink color the first time. This year there is also a flower of the mother-plant color. I never seen this behaviour.
Beginning of April




And yesterday.