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Pulsatilla turczaninovii

Common name Siberian pasqueflower

Family ranunculaceae

Life cycle perennial

Flowers dark blue (early spring)

Light sun

Cultural notes well-drained soil

Nodding flowers appear in early spring before the feathery leaves unfold. Native of mountainous meadows from Siberia to E Asia.

This plant used to grow in our garden, but it slipped away...

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Duey Henrichs

Jun 15, 2009

Rob, How do you handle the Siberian pasqueflower plants at the early stage of development? Do you keep them under lights for any length of time? When do you plant them out in the garden? I have just one plant growing from seed planted this spring... still under gro-lights.
Unfortunately, mine are no longer alive. I don't know if they perished last summer or through the winter, but in any case, they weren't there this spring.

Seed-starting details for this plant

Seed from NARGS '07/'08 exchange. Removed tails, baggy 70F (26d; 9%G, 17d) - 35F (22d) - 70F (27%G, 9-16d). Only the seedling from the first warm stage developed.

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