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Anemone 'Honorine Jobert'
Graceful blooms that dance on the wind
Grown by Jack
Hereford
The highlights
- 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
Description
- Discovered in Verdun, France in 1858 and now one of the most popular anemones, Honorine Jobert is a semi double, slightly cupped white flower with a sunny yellow centre which dances on its tall slender stems when the wind blows
- Flowers from May to September
- A must have for prairie and meadow style planting schemes, this anemone is also salt tolerant, making it ideal for coastal gardens
- Attracts butterflies to your borders
- May cause stomach upset if eaten, and mild skin irritation. Wear gloves and wash hands after gardening
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
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How To Grow
Good pest and disease resistance
Can have issues with slugs and caterpillars. The best way to deal with caterpillars is to remove them by hand and spray the area with soapy water. For slugs and snails, keep the area around the plant debris free and as dry as possible, especially at night as slugs and snails love damp conditions. You can use barriers such as crushed egg shells, grit or copper wire to surround the plant - these will prevent slugs and snails from reaching the leaves. Anemones can also suffer from anemone smuts - this is a fungal disease which appears as spots, blisters or dark spores. If this is found, the affected plants should be destroyed and if grown in greenhouses, these should be disinfected.
Water well in summer
This plant needs nothing more than rain water throughout most of the year. During hot, prolonged dry periods in summer however, you may have to give the plant a good watering several times a week. If the plant starts to look distressed and the soil around it is very dry, then give the plant some more water and check up on it the next day.
Full sun to partial shade
Plant somewhere where the plant will receive around six hours of direct sunlight every day and a little afternoon shade.
Any fertile, well-drained soil
Anemones prefer fertile, well-drained soil but will be fine in any normal well-drained soil. If your soil is particularly poor or clay heavy, add some garden compost with perlite to improve drainage.
Feeding not needed
This plant doesn't need feeding - you could add some mulch after pruning if desired.
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Hereford
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Excellent delivery and service
Well, the delivery was spot on, the tree looks healthy enough for a sleeping plant, although at the moment most of the branches are on one side of the trunk which in itself is bent banana-style. quite wonky. One can only hope that it grows into a fruitful plant with some character?
30 January
Nice sized tree in good condition
Time will tell on the quality of the product (bare-root apple trees), but the stems that arrived seemed in great condition and very well packaged so no damage in transit. Looking forward to Spring!
Ange
Appears v healthy
Very happy with purchase
Ms Arlene Bocking
Lovely tree
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It has picked up now and is growing well
It arrived in a heat wave and looked a little bit sorry for itself when planted out but it has picked up now and is growing well.
David Osborne
Good service all round
Arrived on time as the seller said it would and the courier gave me a time slot to track my parcel. It came well packaged and was of good quality for this time of year. It looks a good and healthy tree and will be planted up in a few weeks after the ground has been prepared. I’m pleased with my purchase.
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