Anemone Corms

One of the joys of the early spring. A hardy plant that can tolerate full sun / partial shade. Available in mixed colours - blues, purples, pinks and whites. Best displayed in clusters.

Height 12 cm
Blooms March / April

Anemone Blanda, known as ‘windflower’ will open wide with the strength of the sun in your borders, and will be happy to rest there all summer. Arriving as corms – an underground stem – a good soak overnight before planting is required. For cut flowers, the vividly coloured Anemone De Caen is very popular. Description:Phlox purple Height (cm):12cm Blooms:March-April

Anemone Blanda, known as ‘windflower’ will open wide with the strength of the sun in your borders, and will be happy to rest there all summer. Arriving as corms – an underground stem – a good soak overnight before planting is required. For cut flowers, the vividly coloured Anemone De Caen is very popular. Description:Pure White Height (cm):12cm Blooms:March-April

The gorgeously coloured single De Caen anemones are well-known cut-flowers, sometimes called Florist Anemones and available almost all the year round. Gardeners can achieve a similar long season of colour by planting the claw-shaped tubers at various seasons - in April for June and July, in June for September, and in September in mild areas or under cloches for late winter and early spring blooms.

St Brigid Group are close cousins of the richly coloured single De Caen anemones, but are double-flowered cultivars. Gardeners can achieve a long season of colour by planting the claw-shaped tubers at various seasons -

The flowers from these little bulbs have long been used in the florist industry but quite rightly deserve a place in the garden for their bold colours. It is advisable to soak the corms for 24 hours before planting. Plant 5cm deep 8cm apart 150 per sq metre. Ideal for naturalising and woodland gardens.