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Plant of the Day
Tuesday 31 March 2026
A cultivar of a British native Ficaria verna 'Single Cream' (lesser celandine, fig buttercup) has pale cream flowers. It emerges in late winter and flowers from late February through to May. It can be invasive in some countries where it has been introduced and the plant is poisonous if ingested.
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I primi ranuncoli dell’anno: Ranuncolo favagello (Ficaria verna Huds. (= Ranunculus f.), Ranunculaceae)
Ficaria verna 'Coppernob' / 'Coppernob' Lesser Celandine at the JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC
April 14, 2023
Common Grackle with Celandine flowers at the Obelisk ,Central park.
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Ficária vérna 06.04.18.
Bluebells, primroses, celandines and speedwell. April 2020.
Plant of the Day
Friday 25 April 2025
The small, spring flowering Ficaria verna 'Flore Pleno' (double celandine) is useful for under-planting trees and shrubs, alongside a hedge or on the edge of a meadow. Plants die back to tiny tubers in May and reappear in January. Plants will naturalise in most soils as long as it isn't permanently waterlogged and have good drought resistance once established.
Jill Raggett
