Description: perennial up to 1 m tall with tuberous roots. The stems are erect branched, in the upper part. The lower leaves are long, narrow, narrow, serrated at the top. The flowers are collected in clusters at the top of the branched stem. The petals are white with a reddish stripe. The fruit is an oblong pouch.

Flowering time: February-June

Habitat: scrubs, rocky, sunny and dry places

Interesting fact: The ancient Greeks planted summer apshodels between graves, because according to Homer, the souls of the dead wander between the flowers of apshodel. It is anedible plant (tuber).