# Flower
Hepatica flowers
Hepatica is a small woodland perennial famous for its delicate blooms that appear at the very beginning of spring. A member of the Ranunculaceae family, this hardy plant is native to Europe, Asia, and North America. Its daisy-like flowers come in shades of blue, lavender, pink, purple, and white.
These plants prefer cool, partially shaded locations and grow best in fertile, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Its attractive three-lobed leaves remain on the plant for much of the year, providing additional texture and interest.
Pale Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Cluster
Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Among Dried Leaves
Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Cluster on Forest Floor
Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower with Fuzzy Stem
Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower in Grass
Purple Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Close-Up
Vivid Blue Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower
Single Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower on Forest Floor
Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Cluster with Vivid Blue Centers
Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Pair with Green Leaves
Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Pair in Soft Focus
Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Among Fallen Leaves
Deep Blue Hepatica nobilis (Hepatica) Flower Macro
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