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Apr 8, 2016 11:30 AM CST
Name: Rick R.
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HemNorth said: These plants are also known as Prairie Crocuses and grow wild in many areas. I hope this can be of some help. Smiling


Of course "these plants" of yours are not the American native pasque flowers (Pulsatilla patens). They do not grow wild in the USA or Canada, unless they are invasive. Your Pulsatilla vulgaris is from Europe and Asia.

Nevertheless, I have to say your seedlings are wonderful! That second to last pic looks better than the original Papageno! Thumbs up
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