Hepatica Madness

However, this particular double Hepatica acutiloba has a very uniqie look when the flower just starts to open.

Hepatica nobilis ex 'Claudia' is certainly interesting.

Love it or hate it, this oddly interesting flower of Japanese Hepatica is a very rare form.

Diversity certainly exists in H. acutiloba.

While repotting Hepatica acutiloba, I was surprised to see new buds developing from small roots that weren't connected to the rhizome.

These are some of our special Hepatica acutiloba that don't have any stamens.

I have heard many people comment that it is very difficult to collect Hepatica seeds.

In nature, these special leaf forms of Hepatica nobilis are much rarer than any fancy-colored flowers.

This is my first Hepatica seedling from 2018!

There are lots of interesting leaf patterns and forms of Hepatica.

Here are some pictures of today's nursery before we wrapped everything with frost cloth. I hope that you all have a great holiday season!

I have been potting up some of my Hepatica seedlings during the last month.

The leaves of some Hepatica have both spring and fall colors just like deciduous trees.

We are having the driest summer here in the PNW in a very long time.

I hope that I’m not the only one who is a bit obsessed with Hepatica.