Anemone "The Bride" coronaria

Native to the Mediterranean, coronaria anemones, or poppy anemones (sometimes called windflowers) naturalize easily. These charming plants will make a stunning effect planted en masse in the garden border or container and will provide weeks of constant cut flowers.

• Bulb size: 5/6
• Sunlight: Full Sun To Partial Shade
• Water: Moderate
• Bloom Season: Early Spring until July
• Soil: light, loamy, sandy
• Rate of growth: average (takes about 2 months to sprout and 3 to flower)
• Hardiness: USDA Zones: 8 - 10, but can be annuals anywhere
• Height: 10-20 cm (8 - 12 in)
• Width: 3 - 4 inches
• Use: Containers, garden beds and borders, Mediterranean, rock gardens, woodlands, long-lasting bouquets
• Warning: Can be toxic to dogs and cats.

In milder USDA zones (generally 7 to 10), plant your anemones in October or November for early spring blooms. In colder climates (generally zones 6-2), plant corms in the late winter or early spring, after the threat of frost has passed. Corms can handle a brief, light frost, but will not survive temperatures below freezing.

During cold stretches, when temps dip below freezing, cover the plants with a thick layer of mulch and a cloche to protect against winter weather. Avoid excessively wet conditions when dormant.

Fall-planted corms bloom for about 8-10 weeks in the early spring, whereas spring-planted corms will blossom for about 6 weeks beginning in mid-spring. Blooms arrive generally 90 days after planting.

Choose a spot where they can be left undisturbed so they can naturalize and spread.
Pre-soak the tubers overnight in cool water before planting (it doesn't matter which way up) 6 cm deep and 12 cm apart. Plant around 75 corms per square meter. Feed (fertilize) every couple of weeks with liquid seaweed during the growing season.

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