|
|
 |

Adonis
pheasant's eye
Height 1-1 1/2 ft (30-45
cm)
Planting distance 1 ft (30 cm)
Flowers early summer to midsummer
Sunny or partially shaded site
Any humus-rich soil
Hardy annual
Pheasant's eye (Adonis aestivalis) is the only member of this small
genus grown as an annual. The cup-shaped flowers, which appear in early
summer to midsummer, have deep crimson petals and near-black stamens.
The plant grows 1-1 1/2 ft (30-45 cm) high, with fine green fernlike
leaves. For best effect, plant in clusters at the front of a border with
other annuals and biennials. It also grows well in containers.
Home | Library |
Gardens |
Tips |
Garden Centers |
Feedback
Garden Links |
Insect Guide |
Landscaping |
Products |
Annuals
and
Biennials |