Anemone patens
Pasque Flower
Pasque Flower is a pretty tundra plant with several stems that rise 6-8 inches off the ground. On each stem is one flower with 5-8 petals. The range of color in the petals is from dark lavender to almost white. In the center of the flower are yellow stamens. Below the flower, around the stem is a leaf covered in silky hairs, as is the rest of the plant.
Additional Information:
Pasque Flower is a member of the Ranunculaceae family, which is Latin for little frog. The name was given to the family because a group of plants in this family grow where frogs live.
The Pasque Flower is used in some treatments of eye diseases like cataracts.
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USDA Hardiness Zone 3-4
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