Plants in genus adonis
Adonis amurensis
Adonis amurensis is a perennial plant native to East Asia, known for its striking golden yellow flowers that bloom in early spring. This spring ephemeral thrives in moist, rich soils and prefers lightly shaded locations, making it ideal for woodland gardens. The plant's bright yellow daisies appear on 8-inch tall stalks, while its foliage can expand up to 15 inches tall until summer. It is well-suited for alpine and subalpine zones, adding a touch of early color to gardens.
Adonis amurensis 'Hanazono'
Adonis amurensis 'Hanazono' is a rare sport known for its bright yellow, green-centered, fully double flowers. Blooming in mid-January, this plant features lacy cutleaf foliage and goes dormant by late spring.
Adonis 'Chichibu Beni'
Adonis 'Chichibu Beni' is a hybrid with semi-double cinnamon-orange flowers appearing in late January. It features dark stems and fern-like foliage, thriving in moist organic soils.
Adonis amurensis 'Pleniflora'
Adonis amurensis 'Pleniflora' is an Asian woodland spring ephemeral wildflower that emerges in late January. It features double yellow daisy-like flowers with green petals in the center and finely cut fern-like foliage. This plant prefers slightly moist woodland soils and adds a bright touch to early spring gardens.
Adonis amurensis 'Fukujukai'
Adonis amurensis 'Fukujukai' is a semi-double, yellow-flowered plant that emerges in late winter. It features bright yellow, 2-inch wide flowers and cutleaf, fern-like foliage. This plant forms a 1-2 foot wide clump and becomes dormant by June. Adonis amurensis 'Fukujukai' is a charming addition to winter gardens, providing early color and interest when few other plants are in bloom. Its unique appearance and early flowering make it a favorite among gardeners seeking to extend the blooming season.
Adonis amurensis 'Sandanzaki'
Adonis amurensis 'Sandanzaki' is an Asian winter-flowering ephemeral with frilly, fern-like foliage. It grows to about 6 inches tall and produces double rows of yellow petals with a green collar. This plant forms a 1-foot wide patch in moist woodland sites and becomes summer-dormant by June.