Paraquilegia consists of tufted perennials found in alpine regions, characterized by their fern-like leaves that are frequently grey or blue-green and divided. These plants produce solitary, short-stalked, cup-shaped blooms that emerge from late spring to early summer. The flowers may display hues of blue, purple, or white, featuring golden nectaries and yellow anthers.

Paraquilegia

Paraquilegia anemonoides is a low-growing perennial that reaches heights of 10 to 18 centimeters. It features blue-green foliage that is finely dissected, with leaves measuring around 3 centimeters in length. In late spring or early summer, the plant produces lavender-blue buds that unfurl into cup-shaped blossoms, which can be violet-blue, purple-blue, pale lilac, or white, typically ranging from 2 to 4 centimeters in diameter. The flowers are notable for their golden nectaries and yellow anthers.

Paraquilegia anemonoides

Paraquilegia anemonoides Gothenburg Strain

Paraquilegia anemonoides white

Paraquilegia caespitosa

Paraquilegia uniflora

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