Anemonastrum Narcissiflorum Subsp. Sibiricum

Siberian anemone, scientifically known as Anemonastrum narcissiflorum subsp. sibiricum, is a delicate flowering plant native to the cold climates of Siberia and northern regions of Asia. This perennial species is celebrated for its early spring blooms, which appear before the leaves fully unfurl, creating a striking visual contrast against the snow. With its white petals and yellow center, it resembles a miniature dandelion, earning it the common name "snow anemone." Despite its fragile appearance, the plant is remarkably hardy, able to thrive in harsh, frost-prone environments. It is a symbol of resilience and is often cultivated in gardens for its beauty and ability to brighten the early spring landscape.