Anemone nemorosa, Illustrations of the British Flora, Fitch & Smith
Sunset®: 3-9,14-24
USDA: 6-10
Sun Exposure: Sun to light shade
Origin: Central and northern Europe
Growth Habits: Perennial, creeping black horizontal rootstock forming large colonies; 2 to 3 deeply cut leaves at the extremity of each rootstock, each with 3 leaflets
Watering Needs: Keep the soil moist, dislikes hot dry climates
Propagation: Seeds, or division in spring
Blooming Habits:
White solitary flowers, 1 inch wide (2.5 cm), reddish or bluish outside, glabrous. This anemone blooms in early springThere are a number of cultivars with single or double flowers.
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