Liverleaf Collection

Common hepatica, Anemone hepatica
5855926 Common hepatica, Anemone hepatica; (add.info.: Common hepatica or liverleaf, Anemone hepatica. Chromolithograph from Carl Lindman's "Bilder ur Nordens Flora")

Hepatica, liverleaf, or liverwort from Hortus Floridus by Crispin de Passe
Vintage illustration of Hepatica, liverleaf, or liverwort from Hortus Floridus by Crispin de Passe

Common Blue Hepatica, from Floral Illustrations of the Seasons, pub
3472024 Common Blue Hepatica, from Floral Illustrations of the Seasons, pub. 1829 (hand coloured engraving) by Roscoe, Margaret (1786-1840); (add.info)

Liverwort, Hepatica Forest Blue
4898 Liverwort, Hepatica Forest Blue. two flowers to the right of the frame in focus and other soft focus behind

Kidneywort (Anemone hepatica) flowering, growing in open woodland soon after snowmelt, Ariege Pyrenees, Midi-Pyrenees, France, May

Liverleaf (Anemone hepatica) C016 / 5435
Liverleaf (Anemone hepatica), early 20th-century artwork. This 1905 illustration, by British botanist Arthur Harry Church (1865-1937) is from the Botany Library of the Natural History Museum, UK

Anemone hepatica, liverleaf
Drawing by Arthur Harry Church, 1905. Held in the Botany Library at the Natural History Museum, London

Liverleaf / Hepatica (sometimes called Hepatica triloba) in beech woodland, flowering in early spring
ROG-13721 Liverleaf / Hepatica (sometimes called Hepatica triloba) in beech woodland, flowering in early spring Monte Sibillini

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Liverleaf, also known as Common Blue Hepatica or Anemone hepatica. This delicate spring ephemeral blooms in open woodlands after snowmelt, gracing the forest floor with its vibrant blue-violet hue. A beloved sight in Europe, from the Ariege Pyrenees to the Monte Sibillini in Italy, Liverleaf's emergence marks the arrival of warmer days and the end of winter. As depicted in historical botanical illustrations like Hortus Floridus by Crispin de Passe and Floral Illustrations of the Seasons, its unique kidney-shaped leaves and charming bell-shaped flowers have captivated observers for centuries.