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The petals (actually, sepals) of Canada anemone flowers are rounded; the pistillate cone in the center of the flower is approximately hemispherical and less than 10% of the flower width. The fruit is a round cluster of flattened seeds. The five-lobed leaves of Canada anemone are superficially similar to those of wild geranium (Geranium maculatum) but are sessile, not borne on petioles. Canada anemone is the commonest flower in Jackson Park in the late spring and summer.

Anemone

Anemone canadensis

Canada anemone [Blooms: May–Sept]