Pulsatilla pratensis subsp. bohemica sun performing well anywhere

performing well anywhere

scabra hybrid

or behind the shed

which is truly indigenous and indeed critically endangered in its natural habitat of northern east coast areas

Last three photographs kindly supplied by O2 Landscapes

Pulsatilla pratensis subsp. bohemica sun performing well anywhereMaybe a couple this year in spring Eatsern Europe. An elegant pulsatilla. It grows in steppe habitats on grassy hillsides and forest margins, on sunny rocks, on dry soils. It is hard to find information about this subspecies, this lovely leading photo is by Ale Moravec; https: www. botanickafotogalerie. cz fotogalerie. php? Flowering in spring with a few more possible in autumn. Delightful, yummy and I love taking pictures of them. Only a few.