Spring Aconite, also known as Eranthis hyemalis, is a small, early-blooming perennial plant that belongs to the buttercup family. It typically flowers in late winter to early spring, producing bright yellow, cup-shaped blooms that emerge from beneath the snow. The plant is native to Europe and is often found in woodlands and gardens, where it adds a splash of color to the landscape. The leaves of Spring Aconite are deeply lobed and grow close to the ground, providing a lush green backdrop for the flowers. While it is admired for its beauty, it is important to note that all parts of the plant are toxic if ingested, containing compounds that can cause serious health issues. Gardeners should handle it with care and keep it away from pets and children.