Pulsatilla hallerii mediterrranean so an incredibly versatile plant

so an incredibly versatile plant in those hard to manage places

Seed from the Scottish Rock Garden Club

A blaze of colour but setting very few seeds

Each stem producing a spike of dusky purple-red flowers during mid to late summer

) which is herbaceous and emerges in early spring with small shoots which expand to produce the rigid stems of sage-green foliage

Pulsatilla hallerii mediterrranean so an incredibly versatile plantOne of the rarest and most exquisite spring flowers. Sumptuous nodding lavender goblets arise on felted stems from a veil of silky hairs amidst filigree fern like leaves. An utterly hardy and reliable plant which will improve as it ages over the years! P. halleri is generally considered a more alpine, compact, and much hairier species compared to P. vulgaris, often blooming earlier or with more intense, deep violet, less bell shaped flowers. From the