
Anemone Plants
In Greek mythology, Anemone was a nymph who was turned into a flower by a jealous goddess, her name meaning ‘daughter of the wind’. It’s easy to see how the association started when you see these bright, cheerful flowers dancing in the breeze on their gracefully swaying stems. Their open form and prominent stamens mean that they’re especially attractive to bees and butterflies looking for late summer nectar.
Anemones really do go with everything - we only wish their name was easier to pronounce!
Graceful blooms that dance on the wind
- Bright white, semi double flowers on tall stems
- Blooms right from May to September
- A must for prairie and meadow gardens
- RHS Award of Garden Merit
Elegant late summer colour
- Deep rose pink semi-double flowers on tall wiry stems
- Blooms from late summer into autumn
- Plant singly or in groups amongst ornamental grasses
- Attracts butterflies to your garden