Hepatica Nobilis Collection

Kidneywort, Liverwort or Pennywort (Hepatica nobilis), Hainich National Park, Thuringia, Germany

Hepatica nobilis, 1836 (hand-coloured engraving)
618045 Hepatica nobilis, 1836 (hand-coloured engraving) by Bessa, Pancrace (1772-1835); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration from Flore des jardiniers)

Liver flower Anemone hepatica old name Hepatica nobilis
Liver flower (Anemone hepatica, old name: Hepatica nobilis) Edel Leverkruijd. / Hepatica nobilis. / hepatique. Liver flower. Numbered top right: 285. Bottom right the name in Latin and Dutch

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Common Hepatica or Liverwort -Anemone hepatica-

Hepatica, kidneywort, kidneywort -Hepatica nobilis-, Saalehang near Burgk, eastern Thuringia, Germany, Europe

Blossoming Hepatica, Liverwort -Hepatica nobilis-, Germany, Europe

Noble Liverleaf -Hepatica nobilis-, Thuringia, Germany

Common Hepatica, liverwort -Hepatica nobilis-, Untergroeningen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Hepatica or liverwort -Anemone hepatica syn Hepatica nobilis-, flower, Nationalpark Hainich, Thuringia, Germany

Hepatica, Liverleaf or Liverwort -Hepatica nobilis-, Tyrol, Austria

Withering Hepatica, Liverleaf or Liverwort -Hepatica nobilis-, Tyrol, Austria

Hepatica or Liverwort -Hepatica nobilis-, Aragon, Spain

Flowering Kidneywort Liverwort Liverleaf Pennywort Common Hepatica -Hepatica nobilis- -Anemone hepatica- protected species medicinal plant

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

Tulip (Tulipa bellissimo), and Tricolor Herba Trinitis, Liverwort (Hepatica Nobilis), illustration by Marco del Carro
Herbal, 17th century. Marco del Carro, Delineature dei fiori di Villa Vendramin (Sketches of flowers at Villa Vendramin), 1627

Liverleaf (Hepatica nobilis) flowers growing in beech woodland, in early spring. Photographed in Monte Sibillini, Italy

Roundlobe hepatica (Hepatica nobilis)
Roundlobe hepatica foliage (Hepatica nobilis)

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Hepatica nobilis, also known as Kidneywort, Liverwort or Pennywort, is a stunning flower found in the Hainich National Park of Thuringia, Germany. This enchanting plant has been captivating nature enthusiasts since its discovery in 1836. With its delicate petals and vibrant colors, Hepatica nobilis resembles an old-world charm that takes us back to a bygone era. The hand-colored engraving from 1836 beautifully captures the essence of this exquisite flower. In the heart of Hainich National Park, Hepatica nobilis thrives amidst lush greenery and diverse wildlife. Its presence adds a touch of elegance to this natural wonderland. Picture No. 11808814 showcases the beauty of these liver flowers in their full glory. The name "Liverwort" pays homage to its resemblance to the human liver while "Kidneywort" highlights its traditional medicinal uses for kidney ailments. It's fascinating how nature often provides remedies within itself. Picture No. 11808816 displays another angle of this remarkable flower, highlighting its intricate details and unique structure. Each petal seems meticulously designed by Mother Nature herself. As we delve deeper into the world through Picture No. 11808815, we can't help but appreciate the artistry behind every bloom - an artistic masterpiece created by evolution over centuries. Picture No. 11808813 offers a closer look at these liverworts' leaves with their distinct three-lobed shape resembling pennies – hence earning them yet another nickname: Pennyworts. Amidst all these breathtaking images lies Picture No. 11808807 showcasing Hepatica nobilis gracefully nestled among other flora species within Hainich National Park—a testament to nature's harmonious coexistence. Let's not forget Picture No.