Hepatica nobilis

There most common species. It grows in Europe, Asia, Russia and America. Beautiful gloss full green or sometimes marble leaf. Flower colours are normal blue, but can also be red, pink and white and all shades in between. The flower is usually 7-petalled, but may vary and may even be double.

Hepatica transsilvanica

Occurrence in Hungary and Romania, where it occurs on steep slopes in deciduous forests, more dry conditions than H. nobilis. The leaves, there are rare over the winter, is toothed, 5 lobed and lighter green than at H. nobilis. The flower is more light blue and larger than that of H. nobilis. As at H. nobilis, there are pink, white and double forms, and many varieties name. Lime-loving as H. nobilis.

Hepatica transsilvanica Alba

A white form of Hepatica transsilvanica

Hepatica nobilis Alba

Hepatica nobilis var. glabrata

There are several varieties of the European species. The variety; glabra, which has white flowers and light foliage and there is no hair. It is smaller and more slowly growing than the species.

Hepatica nobilis flora plena

Hepatica nobilis "Rubra Plena"

Hepatica nobilis ex. Estland.

A light blue form I've made from seeds, collected in Estonia.

Hepatica nobilis var. pyrenaica

The leaves is silver marbled.

Hepatica nobilis (Severin 99)

Hepatica nobilis SS10C

Hepatica nobilis Picos Strain

Hepatica nobilis flora plena (Estonia)

Hepatica nobilis
Flora Plena

Grow at the same way as those with a single flowers.

Hepatica nobilis

A plant with spotted flowers, as we bought a few years ago.

It is the same Hepatica at the two images, but not photographed same year.

Hepatica transsilvanica
"Konny Greenfield"

Hepatica transsilvanica
"Ellison Spence"

Hepatica insularis

Hepatica x media Millstream Merlin

A beautiful introduction made of Lincoln Foster.
Hepatica x media is a cross between H. nobilis and H. transsilvanica.