Look at this vulnerable plant. They are actually stronger than you think.
Be a member of the Evergreen perennial group, the Alpine Snowbell (or Blue Moonwort) has its botanical name as Soldanella alpina. Alpine Snowbell is a native European flowers, living in the high mountains and so categorized as the middle-sized mountain flowers.Image may be NSFW.
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The Snowbell blooing in ice.Image may be NSFW.
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They can grow in woods, damp pastures or rocky landscapes, on the high slopes of the European mountain ranges. Their most favorite places to live are the Pyrenees, the Alps ranges and Southern European mountains.Image may be NSFW.
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Pretty alpine snowbell has light colors, from pure white to gentle purple. In Italian, Soldanella means “the coins”. Indeed, the origin of its name comes from its small lovely size of a coin. With its lovely appearance and small size, at first people may think that it is a very weak flower. However, no one can imagine its survival powers of them. Soldanella alpina can grow under very harsh weather conditions, the harshest that no other flowers can do.Image may be NSFW.
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These flowers know how to survive under the harsh weather of European mountainous winter. When it is winter time and snow falls thick, the alpine snowbell will wait as a seed form until spring comes and the ice melts, they slowly shows up their pretty apperance by blooming their first cute buds.Image may be NSFW.
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The flowers of Soldanella alpina has rounded or heart shaped, with dark green leaves. Their leaves can up to 5cm wide.Image may be NSFW.
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The Alpine Snowbell leaves.Image may be NSFW.
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Pretty Snowbell under sunshine.
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