Adonis amurensis Pleniflora South America although it returns in spring

although it returns in spring

fragrant white flowers with vivid pink central stripes

The offspring are slightly taller at 10" and much more vigorous than either parent

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with only the new growth showing the "ghostly" color

Adonis amurensis Pleniflora South America although it returns in springAdonis amurensis 'Pleniflora' is a charming selection of the Asian woodland spring ephemeral wildflower that emerges in late January (NC) with 6" tall stalks, topped with a double 2" yellow daisy, flecked with green petals in the center. The finely cut fern like foliage emerges alongside the flower. This is somewhat similar to the Japanese selection Adonis amurensis 'Sandanzaki', but without the extra central layer of petals. Slightly moist woodland