Pulsatilla pratensis - Limited Edition of 1 Print

Silky, white-haired, perennial species 5 to 10 (-20) cm tall at flowering. The stem has 5 to 8 (-11) wings, winged. Cymbals of leaf slices 2-4 mm, fibrous, fibrous-lanceolate, variable. Later, the letter becomes bald. The flower is initially heavily complimented, black or purple, violet, sometimes greenish or whitish, 3-4 cm in diameter. 2–2.5 (–3) cm long lobes are one and a half times longer than stamens, bell-shaped or sometimes spreading, their apex prominently but briefly curled. The burrowing leaf stands up, can be tattered, finger-sliced, tearing into several (30) cymbals. The bob bit of its 35-45 mm long asmagma was twisted.