Pulsatilla consists of herbaceous perennials that create clusters of finely divided foliage. They produce individual, hairy flowers that are either bell- or cup-shaped, which are succeeded by seed heads adorned with silky plumes.

Pulsatilla

Pulsatilla 'Blue Select' (Pr/Prim)

Pulsatilla 'Highdown'

Pulsatilla 'Zuckerstein'

Pulsatilla alba

Pulsatilla albana

Pulsatilla albana 'Lutea' is a compact perennial, reaching a height of approximately 20 cm. Its finely divided, feathery leaves are adorned with soft, silky hairs. From late spring through early summer, it produces nodding, bell-shaped flowers that measure around 3 cm in length and display a yellow hue.

Pulsatilla albana 'Lutea'

Pulsatilla albana red-flowered

Pulsatilla albana subsp. alpina

Pulsatilla albana subsp. armena

Pulsatilla albana var. albana

Pulsatilla albana var. flavescens

Pulsatilla albana white-flowering

Pulsatilla alpina

Pulsatilla alpina 'Reinesaat'

Pulsatilla alpina subsp. alpina

This herbaceous perennial grows in clumps, reaching a height of up to 35 cm. It features finely divided leaves that are covered in soft hairs. The erect flowers, measuring 4 to 6 cm across, consist of five pale yellow petals that have a silky texture on their outer surfaces. After flowering, the plant produces silky fruiting heads.

Pulsatilla alpina subsp. apiifolia

Pulsatilla alpina subsp. austriaca

Pulsatilla ambigua is a perennial plant native to alpine regions, characterized by its finely divided leaves that are covered in silvery hairs. In late spring to early summer, it produces deep purple flowers, typically with seven petals, each featuring a prominent golden center.

Pulsatilla ambigua

Pulsatilla armena

Pulsatilla aurea

Pulsatilla bungeana

Pulsatilla bungeana subsp. astragalifolia

Pulsatilla bungeana subsp. bungeana

Pulsatilla campanella

Pulsatilla caucasica

Pulsatilla caucasica 'Lutea'

Pulsatilla cernua

Pulsatilla chinensis

Pulsatilla dahurica

Pulsatilla georgica

Pulsatilla halleri is a herbaceous perennial that grows in compact clumps, reaching heights of up to 20 cm. It features densely hairy, intricately divided leaves and produces upright, bell-shaped flowers in shades of lavender-blue or violet-purple, measuring as much as 9 cm in diameter. After flowering, it develops soft, silky seed heads.

Pulsatilla halleri

Pulsatilla halleri alba

Pulsatilla halleri from Moran Hills

Pulsatilla halleri pale blue-flowered

Pulsatilla halleri semi-double flowered

Pulsatilla halleri subslavica

Pulsatilla halleri subsp. rhodopaea

This herbaceous perennial grows in clumps, reaching a height of up to 20 cm. It features deeply divided, woolly leaves at its base and produces upright flowers that measure 5-8 cm across, displaying a deep violet-purple hue. After flowering, it develops silky fruiting heads.

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