Anemone Jerusalem Red-White
Native to the Mediterranean, Coronaria anemones, or poppy anemones (sometimes called windflowers) naturalize easily and make a stunning view when planted en masse in the garden border or container.
🧅This listing is for the sale of corms, not flowers, which are like little bulbs in that all the energy of the plant is stored in one compact place.
🇫🇷 The "Jerusalem" anemone series has been bred to bloom earlier than normal anemones, with a high flower production all through the season.
Anemone Jerusalem "Blanche a fond rouge" in French or "White with red center" in English has cherries-and-cream colored blooms. Their tie-dye appearance is eye-catching, and no two blooms are the same!
- Scientific name: Anemone Coronaria
- Bulb size: 3/4
- Flower size: 5 cm diameter
- Plant height: 30-50 cm
- Plant spread: 25-40 cm
- Light: full sun
- Soil: light, loamy, sandy
- Rate of growth: average (generally takes 2 months to sprout and 3 months to flower)
- Flowering period: Spring
- Use: Containers, rock gardens, woodlands, long-lasting bouquets
- Hardiness: USDA Zones 7 - 10 as perennials (annuals anywhere)
- Warning: Can be toxic to dogs and cats
Original: $4.58
-65%$4.58
$1.60
Description
Native to the Mediterranean, Coronaria anemones, or poppy anemones (sometimes called windflowers) naturalize easily and make a stunning view when planted en masse in the garden border or container.
🧅This listing is for the sale of corms, not flowers, which are like little bulbs in that all the energy of the plant is stored in one compact place.
🇫🇷 The "Jerusalem" anemone series has been bred to bloom earlier than normal anemones, with a high flower production all through the season.
Anemone Jerusalem "Blanche a fond rouge" in French or "White with red center" in English has cherries-and-cream colored blooms. Their tie-dye appearance is eye-catching, and no two blooms are the same!
- Scientific name: Anemone Coronaria
- Bulb size: 3/4
- Flower size: 5 cm diameter
- Plant height: 30-50 cm
- Plant spread: 25-40 cm
- Light: full sun
- Soil: light, loamy, sandy
- Rate of growth: average (generally takes 2 months to sprout and 3 months to flower)
- Flowering period: Spring
- Use: Containers, rock gardens, woodlands, long-lasting bouquets
- Hardiness: USDA Zones 7 - 10 as perennials (annuals anywhere)
- Warning: Can be toxic to dogs and cats
