Pulsatilla vulgaris

Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Rote Glocke' and Pulsatilla patens (American Pasqueflower).
Spring perennial with large, showy, flowers. Found in both horticultural and native varieties. Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Rote Glocke' is a horticultural varieties. Pulsatilla patens (American Pasqueflower) is a Wisconsin native wildflower.

Photograph	Pulsatilla species 'variety' Description and comments
	Pulsatilla patens subspecies multifida (Synonym: Anemone patens) Common Name: = American Pasqueflower (WI) .Eastern Pasqueflower (USDA). Native to southern and western Wisconsin. Native to Mountain and Central United States. Six parted lilac to violet flower. Finely divided palmate leaves. Note: We have chosen to support the USDA Herbarium that refer to this taxon as Pulsatilla patens subspecies multifida. The Wisconsin State Herbarium refers to this taxon by synonym as Anemone patens variety multifida.
	Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Rote Glocke' Common Name: = European Pasqueflower (USDA). Exotic to Wisconsin. Native to Europe. Deep red flower.
	Pulsatilla vulgaris Common Name: = European Pasqueflower (USDA). Exotic to Wisconsin. Native to Europe. Purple to blueish-purple flower.
	Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Alba' Common Name: = European Pasqueflower (USDA). Exotic to Wisconsin. Native to Europe. White flower.