Several stems emerge from a single bract, stand upright, have no hairs on the leaves and stems, and have thick roots. The leaves are alternate, and the leaves at the bottom are compound leaves with three small leaves coming out once or twice. The upper leaves are deeply split into three, and the lower part flows into the petiole. The small leaves are lanceolate or oval, sometimes split into 2 or 3 pieces, and the leaf veins and petioles are red. The leaf surface is glossy, the back is light green, and the edges are plain. One flower blooms at the end of the stem from May to June, and the cultivated one is about 10cm in diameter. Flower colors vary, including red, white, and pink, and there are many horticultural varieties. enjoy the stock photo and free to use it