I'm looking for a purple cultivar (not white). Check out my exchange page for trades. Thanks.

Warm, cold, cool germinator. You can sow seeds when fresh, top the pot with grit to discourage algae/moss, leave outdoors for germination the following late winter or spring. Or try approx 71ºF for 4 weeks, move to 39ºF for 6 weeks, move to 50ish for germination

ya that tall one reminds me of sweet william, thats what it is!!! i knew that it looked familiar!!!! LOL now as for them small ones its kinda like some sweet peas, dont think i'm nuts, but i have some that look like that, i'll have to look at them tomarrow when its not raining hopefully, if it isn't for the real name!! LOL did ya plant anything that had bigger seeds?? were these from trade? i've gotten some fun stuff from trades, they weren't what they were supposed to be, but that's ok. i'm fine with that. i LOVE surprises!! **big grinn**

Hi Northerner, I have both white and purple pasque flower(pulsatila vulgaris) in my garden. I started them from seed with no problems whatsoever.They flowered after a year. My plants are only a year old and not big enough to divide but I do have seeds for the white one if you are interested. Unfortunately the garden critters got to my purple ones and ran off with the seed heads before I could collect the seeds! Gardens North (http://gardensnorth.com)sell several varieties of seed for the pasqueflower. Cheers, Wendy