Round-lobed Hepatica

Hepatica nobilis var obtusa

One of our earlier spring wildflowers, usually in bloom by the end of April. These are diminutive, ground-hugging plants, with flowers that are most often a showy blue-violet, but can also be shades of pink or white. On most plants the leaves are attractively mottled in green and burgundy. Use in the woodland garden with Christmas Fern, Dutchman’s Breeches, Rue-Anemone, Trillium, Wild Geranium and Toothwort.