I don't have a clue. It kind of looks familiar.

I think I got it. Is it Eranthis hyemalis (winter aconite)?

If that is what it is, I need to plant some in my tiny woodland garden.

Exactly what it is, I think, too.

Larry, I want Sharon to have this one. I would love to see her interviewed for Feb. That is, if I was correct in identifying the mystery plant.
I love your new avatar Sharon.

I think I already guessed a winner some time ago, Lynn, but thank you so much. I remember not being able to choose a favorite flower.

I have done one also. Who else will come along and recognize it?

We might have just destroyed the January Contest - if we're right.
But maybe we're wrong and somebody else will get it.

I vote that we are wrong. Maybe Larry can delete this?

I don't think he even saw this thread.

Sharon said:I don't think he even saw this thread.

Oh yes he did! I'm going to declare you both winners. This What's Blooming article will be my last in the series, so this is a perfect ending. We've come full circle.

Thanks Larry, and thanks too for all your What's Blooming articles.

Oh no, not the last one. I look forward to this article every month.
Each month you end up introducing me to plants I knew nothing about. What will be all do?

You're most welcome, Sharon.

Glad you enjoyed the articles, Lynn. I'll still be writing other articles now and then and will keep your interest in new and different plants in mind.

Thank you Larry. I am relieved.