Adonis amurensis Sandanzaki Corms - Bulbs - Tubers but honeybees have declared it

but honeybees have declared it a favorite as well

hence the name commemorating another well-branched giant from China

This is such an exceptional beauty that any gardener who has a woodland garden and can grow this gem simply must have it

withholding water

our plant begins flowering in mid-February (NC) and continues until fall

Adonis amurensis Sandanzaki Corms - Bulbs - Tubers but honeybees have declared itAdonis amurensis 'Sandanzaki' may not sound enticing, but anything named after the Greek vegetation god is probably worth pursuing. This highly prized selection of the Asian winter flowering woodland ephemeral shows nature's creativity at its finest. Starting its growth for us in late January, the frilly fern like foliage springs from the ground, followed close behind by 6" tall stalks of 2" wide flowers. The flowers open to first reveal a double row