Hardy Plants
Pulsatilla montana
Type: Hardy perennial
Family: Ranunculaceae
Color: dark maroon-red to plum-lilac
Exposure: full to partial sun
Bloom Month: April-May
Height: 8-12”
Shape: clumps; shoots arising from persistent woody bases
Soil: Sandy loam; avoid winter wet
Moisture: moist, well drained
Origin: native to the N. hemisphere, dispersed across a wide swath of Europe, Asia, and N. America.
Hardiness Zone: zone 4
Propagation: From seed
Notes: Common name Mountain Pasque Flower; has a tap root
