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Also Known As:

Adonis herba, False Hellebore, Oxeye, Red Morocco, Rose-A-Rubie, Sweet Vernal, Yellow Pheasant's Eye, Yellow Pheasants Eye. CAUTION: See separate listings for American Hellebore, Black Hellebore, and White Hellebore.

Scientific Name:

Adonis vernalis. Family: Ranunculaceae.

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