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Winter Aconite (Eranthus hyemalis)

 

 

Family: Buttercup Family (Ranunculaceae)

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Origin: Introduced from Europe

Historic First Bloom Seen: February 18*

GPS For Stand: N 39°04.602' W 84°24.996'

Interesting Facts: This naturalized species is native to southern Europe. This small, hardy perennial is often one of the first seen species in bloom and can be seen as early as January. It is often used in garden beds. This species can be found in a very localized population along the Deer Lick Run Creek.

*Average bloom time is based on a compilation of wildflower bloom times from 1975 to present.

 

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