Japanese Anemone
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- Pretty white blooms for the late summer and autumn garden
- Delivered gift wrapped and boxed with a handwritten greetings card
- Order by 3pm for next day delivery
These easy-going perennials are prized for their pretty late season flowers and are most at home planted out in the garden where you can enjoy their blooms well into the autumn every year.
Currently bushy plants with the plenty of early summer growth it won't be long before they develop buds and elegant white blooms. However if you are looking for something a little showier on arrival, then do check out our other flowering plants available for next day delivery.
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Nice plant with lots of flowers
Love this beautiful plant.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
These easy-going perennials are prized for their pretty late season flowers and are most at home planted out in the garden.
Japanese Anemone are very easy-going plants that will do well in a wide variety of positions and soils. You can even keep your Anemone in its pot on a sheltered patio for a while if you prefer. However your plant will be happiest planted out in the garden.
You can plant your Anemone out any time the ground is not actually frozen. It will be happy in full sun right through to a fully shaded position. Dig a nice big hole when planting out and add some rich compost to get it settled in. Keep well-watered whilst it is establishing but once it’s settled it won’t need a lot of extra watering.
Pinch out spent flowers regularly to encourage new blooms and keep the soil damp. This is especially important while it is in a pot, as it will need watering regularly during dry spells.
Japanese anemones are deciduous so will drop their leaves in winter, trim them back at this stage and they will reward you with a lovely display each year from Summer to the first frosts.
Problem Solving
Japanese Anemones are generally low maintenance. However if planted in full sun, or if there is a spell of very warm weather, make sure your plant isn’t drying out too much. Anemones like to be kept moist but not waterlogged.
