Pasque Flower is found on rock outcrops and in prairies in states southwest and west of Michigan. It emerges in early April and brings the prairie to life! It can grow in regular garden soil and brings color, nectar, and pollen to emerging bumblebee queens and other insects.
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Pasque Flower (Anemone patens)
BONAP map for U.S. distribution: Pasque Flower
Height: 6-12 inches
Bloom time: April-May
Soil: sandy, rocky, loam
Sun: part to full sun
Plant spacing: 6-12 inches
Flower: lavender & yellow
Life cycle: perennial
Family: Ranunculaceae
Seed source: Great Lakes region
Photo credit: Nate Martineau
Pasque Flower is found on rock outcrops and in prairies in states southwest and west of Michigan. It emerges in early April and brings the prairie to life! It can grow in regular garden soil and brings color, nectar, and pollen to emerging bumblebee queens and other insects.
More description coming soon!
Pasque Flower (Anemone patens)
BONAP map for U.S. distribution: Pasque Flower
Height: 6-12 inches
Bloom time: April-May
Soil: sandy, rocky, loam
Sun: part to full sun
Plant spacing: 6-12 inches
Flower: lavender & yellow
Life cycle: perennial
Family: Ranunculaceae
Seed source: Great Lakes region
Photo credit: Nate Martineau
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