Description: perennial up to 30 cm tall. The root is a bulb. The leaves are low.narrowed, grooved, serrated edges. The flower stalk is erect. The flowers are divided into lower bell-shaped, infertile and upper fertile which are located on long stalks. All flowers are purple, the fruit is a green capsule.

Flowering time: May-June

Habitat: grasslands and abandoned arable land

Interesting fact: The bulbs of all Leopoldia comosa are poisonous, but they are poorly absorbed in the human body, so in smaller quantities they do not cause any major problem.