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pasque flower, meadow anemone

Pulsatilla (Anemone) patens

Photo by Lee C.
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Field Notes

Description:

Herbaceous perennial with pale bluish-purple sepals. Very hairy leaves and stems. Called pasque flower because they often bloom around Easter.

Habitat:

Prairies to mountain slopes ranging from Alaska south and east to Texas and Illinois.

Notes:

Found in profusion blooming on May 22, 2011, near the Lily Lake trail in Rocky Mountain National Park

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