The roundlobe hepatica can be distinguished from its round-lobed, purple-blue flowers. 

The leaves of the roundlobe hepatica are dark green and leathery. The leaves live on through the winter, which means that the roundlobe hepatica is an evergreen flower. 

The purple leaves of the flower are called petals. At the center of the flower, you can se yellow pistils. The pistils are where the flower's seeds are produced. They are surrounded by white stamens. Stamens are where pollen is produced.