Rue Anemone is a native, perennial wildflower in Wisconsin. It grows four to eight inches tall. It bears two or three white-to-pink or lavender flowers. Each flower is about an inch wide and made up of five to 10 sepals and a green center. The simple leaves consist of five to eight lobes, growing in a whorl just below the flowers. Each leaf is an inch long with 3 teeth ending in a rounded tip. They can be found in wet, deciduous woods. (EW)