Martin Pellizzer

Potentilla Recta Var. Divaricata

Potentilla recta var. divaricata is a lesser-known yet striking member of the Rosaceae family. This variant of the upright potentilla is characterized by its slender, branching stems and delicate, yellowish flowers that bloom in early summer. Native to regions of Asia, it thrives in rocky and arid environments, showcasing its adaptability to harsh conditions. While not widely cultivated, it holds significance in traditional medicine and horticulture for its ornamental value. Its unique appearance and ecological role make it a fascinating subject for botanical study.