ANEMONE SEEDS
PR02407 ROSE BEAUTY GRAPELEAF
Anemone Seeds
Anemome tomentosa
The spreading clumps of healthy, attractive dark green foliage (which resembles grape leaves) produce showy 2 1/2 inch silvery-pink flowers on 36-40 inch branching stems. Blooms from August to October. Easy to grow, it prefers part shade in warm climates. Winter hardy to zone 4.
PR02409 MADONNA SNOWDROP
Anemone Seeds
Anemome sylvestris
Fragrant, gently nodding 2 inch cup-shaped white flowers with yellow stamens cover the 12-18 inch plants in late spring-and will often rebloom in late summer or fall. The flowers are followed by interesting cottony seed heads. These attractive, spreading plants make an excellent ground cover for a shaded area of the garden. Plants are salt tolerant; frequently used in coastal landscapes. Winter hardy to zone 4.
PR09559 PINK SAUCER
Anemone Seeds
Anemone hupehensis
One of the earliest blooming anemones available, Pink Saucer begins producing large, elegant rosy-pink flowers in June and continues into early fall. The long-lived, easy to grow plants reach 2-3 feet tall and prefer afternoon shade. In practical (but not precisely taxonomic) terms, it can be thought of and used as, an early blooming Japanese anemone. Winter hardy to zone 4.







How to Plant ANEMONE Seeds Sow seeds in cell packs or
peat pots, press into soil and
barely cover. Kept at 60-65° F.,
germination
usually occurs within 4-5
weeks. If not, put container
inside a zip-lock bag and
place in
the refrigerator for 3 weeks.
Remove container and return
to 60-65° F. to
germinate.
Comments: Part sun, afternoon shade. Rose Beauty tolerates full sun in mild climates, Madonna tolerates light shade in any zone. Regular to ample moisture, tolerates wet soils. Flowers are excellent for cutting. Plants spread by undergound stolons. Deer and rabbit resistant, attracts butterflies. Thin as needed in spring, divide every 2-3 years. Chilling instructions provided as a precaution, our experience has been chilling is not often required.



