My first Pasque flower. I bought it last spring and was excited to see it survive the winter. It brought much needed color to my garden early this spring. I can't wait for it to spread a little so I can divide it. While researching a little about this flower, I discovered another name for it is Easter Flower. Pasque being an old French word for Easter. Interesting little tidbit. Meanwhile, the hellibore I purchased at the same time last year did not bloom this year. I was very disappointed. It has some healthy new growth on it, but no flowers. Maybe next year.
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I didn't notice the ants on this flower when I took the picture. |
Haven't seen this one before, but I really like it. And I am hungry after looking at your bread recipe. :) I'm following you now too.
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Thats how every picture I take of my garden is.. little anole lizards in every shot if you look hard enough!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colour must brighten up your garden... ant seems very happy..
ReplyDeleteI just love the Pasque Flowers. I have a purple one and the Red Clock like yours. I love the red one. I have been looking for a white one now. I was thinking about trying to start more from seeds but I will have to check into that some more since my seed starting is hit and miss. Thanks for dropping by and you have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colour, I've seen these flowers before but in a more subtle shade. This one would really catch some attention in the garden.
ReplyDeleteOh my goddess Bonnie -- your cat looks just like mine! And Pasque flowers are indeed the most delicate and precious flowers of all. So beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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