
Pasque-flowers are long time favourites of the spring garden. Plants form low tufts or mounds of ferny green leaves, bearing crocus-like flowers in shades of purple. Hardy and reliable, these are even drought tolerant once established.
Pulsatilla is easy to grow in sun to partial shade in a well drained bed with soil that is fertile and slightly on the dry side. Waterlogged soil, especially in the winter means a quick death for this plant. It dislikes being disturbed once established and is difficult to divide. Propagation is best from seed.