Note: Pubescence on stem
Cordate leaves
5 yellow petals with brownish/black lines on lowest petal
Leaves cordate, corona yellow, lower surface of leaves pubescent
Petals 5 white with purple tinging on the upper petals; stalks short and naked rising from the leafy stems.
White, feathery corolla. 5 petals, 10 long stamens with anthers. Flowers occur in racemes. Leaves basal, long stalked, pubescent, with 3-7 shallow lobes, cordate at the base, with an acute tip. Leaves green with molted brown.
Plant a small, woody tree with simple leaves; Bark a light grey with warty lenticels; Branching opposite; Leaves deltoid and simple with pinnate venation that continues to the leaf margins; Leaves toothed with margins serrate; Buds imbricate and terminal; Abaxial leaf surfaces and petioles roughly pubescent; Marginal pubescence present
Solitary purple flower with orange stamen, leaves basal (Dutch crocus)
Slightly creeping, panicle is open triangularly shaped. Smooth leaf surfaces both on top and bottom with a small serration on the leaf blades.
The leaves are pinnately divided into 8–15 leaflets. the leaflets have stems connecting them to the petioles.
This plant contains round to reniform, crenate opposed leaves, and can reproduce via a seed or stolon.