Pulsatilla grandis

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    This is Pulsatilla grandis, a lovely Lilac coloured European Pulsatilla. The seed for this one was collected in Austria.
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      Gorgeous Pal.. I love them, but never been sucessful with any of them.. :doh: :dunno:
       
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      Believe it or not, mine appears to have died!
      Yours on the other hand looks superb!
       
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      They are seed weeds in this garden.
       
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        It would be dead in my care though!
        I will make a more concerted effort with them when I move.
         
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        I saw a lovely dark reddish purple Pulsatilla today at the market I just wish I'd bought it:doh:
         
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          Very pretty and I wish I would be able to grow it, but it does require very well drained and limy soil? so not for me, on Devon clay!
           
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