What flowers are called the embodiment of spring and the decoration of autumn: the whole truth about anemones
Anemones, or windflowers, are amazing flowers that most people perceive as a sign of spring and warm sunny days.
At the same time, as the expert of the online publication "BelNovosti", scientist-agronomist, landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh said, there are anemones that bloom in the fall. They belong to Japanese anemones and are widespread throughout the Celestial Empire.
Let's learn more about growing these beautiful flowers with their brightly colored stamens and translucent silky petals.
The good news is that this activity will not take much effort from the gardener. Anemones can be grown both in open ground, where they should be given a place in light shade with fertile soil, and in pots.
These plants are “fans” of moist soil, but do not tolerate stagnant water, so in the latter case, you should ensure that there is drainage in the flowerpot.
In addition, among the “dislikes” of anemones are sudden changes in temperature, strong winds and piercing drafts.
We have also prepared a list of popular varieties of anemones for you and for your convenience indicated in it what shade to expect from a particular variety. So, for your attention:
- "Holland" (purple-red flowers);
- 'Everest' (white flowers);
- 'Mr Fokker' (blue flowers);
- 'Lord Lieutenant' (blue-violet flowers);
- 'Sylphide' (purple flowers);
- "Governor" (carmine-red flowers);
- "Bride" (white flowers);
- 'Admiral' (dark pink flowers);
- "His Excellency" (scarlet flowers with a white "eye").
Previously, we shared tips to help you grow large and even gladioli .
