Gorgeous Anemone Flower Varieties
The hardiness and growth requirements of anemones vary, but they are all simple to cultivate from corms, bulbs, or herbaceous perennial plants that are available in garden centers throughout the spring and summer. Anemones are frequently grown as annual plants in climates where they are not hardy. Although many types prefer the sun, others do well in woodland gardens, adding much-needed color to shaded areas. Here are a few anemone species that landscaping service experts highly recommend and that will spruce up floral bouquets and bring color to border gardens.
Hollandia
Those that plant ‘Hollandia’ anemones will receive rich cherry blossoms with a white eye and a black core. This variety, which is part of the De Caen mix, also blooms in the spring. The loose soil is ideal for the bulbs, which grow well with other De Caen anemones in the garden and vases.
Honorine Jobert
Gardeners in chilly climates should try their luck with “Honorine Jobert,” an herbaceous perennial. This type struggles in the hot, muggy South. Late summer is when Japanese anemones, like this one, bloom, filling the garden’s void when many flowers have passed their prime. Honorine Jobert will thrives in a place that is partially shaded and has well-drained soil. This cultivar belongs to the Anemone x hybrida subspecies.
Montrose
This flower will round off your casual floral arrangements because of its slightly shaggy petals and pleasant light-purple tones. “Montrose” a Japanese anemone, blooms for a long time from the end of summer till the beginning of fall and can withstand cold weather. Deer frequently pass by this anemone, which is one of those blooms with multiple layers of petals.
Hadspen Abundance
As fall approaches, let ‘Hadspen Abundance,’ a Japanese anemone, join your mums and asters in expressing your appreciation for the drier weather. This anemone species frequently surprises gardeners by blooming until the first frost since it thrives in these chilly conditions. Though it naturalizes easily and requires little maintenance, it doesn’t act intrusively in partially shaded regions.
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