- White flowers that sparkle early in spring.
- Long-blooming spring bloomer for sunny to partial-shade spots.
- Perfect for rock and wall gardens thanks to compact growth.
- Perennial that returns year after year.
- Low maintenance and hardy in cold winters.
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Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Alba’ White Pasque Flower opens with satin-white petals in early spring, framed by soft foliage. This early spring bloomer adds a gentle, natural glow to any garden bed.
A compact, hardy perennial with a graceful, mound-forming habit, it forms charming seed heads after flowering and brings year‑round interest.
Thrives in sun to light shade with well-drained soil; a low-water favorite once established for borders and naturalized corners.
Care and Watering
Pulsatilla vulgaris Alba thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Water sparingly—keep the soil evenly moist at planting, then drought-tolerant once established; avoid wet crowns.
Maintenance
Remove spent blooms and yellowing foliage after flowering; divide every 3–4 years to refresh vigor and prevent overcrowding.
Location
Plant in sunlit borders, rock gardens or edging with gritty, sandy or chalky soil; avoid heavy clay and ensure good drainage and winter sun exposure.
Tips
Add grit or perlite, mulch lightly, and let self-seed if desired; protect delicate early shoots from drastic cold snaps.
The ornamental value of Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Alba’ Pasque flower is irresistible in early seasons: bright, white, cup-shaped flowers and soft, silvery seed plumes attract attention and provide contrast in the border and rock garden.
As a spring bloomer, it forms a charming focal point; its airy silhouette and compatibility with other perennials make it a favorite for natural, colorful compositions.