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Italian Anemone
Discover the most beautiful Anemones from Italy!
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Anemones can be planted in autumn (October–November) or early spring (February–April).
That way, you’ll enjoy a rich sea of flowers in early spring.
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Anemone
Anemones are a favorite among flower lovers. They have unique flowers that add elegance to your garden. In our assortment, you will find a beautiful Italian anemone that is ideal for both the garden and floral arrangements. These flowers bloom early in the season and are perfect to combine with other spring bloomers.
Anemone plant
You may have come across different spellings and names for anemones. In Dutch, we usually say anemoon (singular) and anemonen (plural). The scientific name is Anemone, which comes from Greek and means "wind flower." This name comes from the fact that many species open and close their petals depending on the wind and weather. Did you know that sea anemones also exist? Although they share the same name as the flower, they are completely different. Sea anemones are not plants or flowers but are so-called cnidarians.
Planting anemone bulbs
Are you unsure about planting anemone bulbs in your garden? We are happy to explain why we are such fans of these flowers.
- Early bloom: anemones bring color to your garden from early spring.
- Easy care: they are simple to plant and maintain.
- Perfect as cut flowers: anemones stay fresh in a vase for a long time, making them ideal for indoors. Double the enjoyment!
- Various colors and unique flowers: in our assortment, you’ll find different colors of anemones, such as white and pastel pink. There’s an anemone flower for every garden.
- Combination possibilities: Italian anemones combine beautifully with tulips, ranunculus, and other spring bloomers for a colorful garden.
Planting anemones
There are different ways to plant anemones. Are you planting them in a greenhouse? Then do this in September or October for an early spring bloom. If you prefer to plant them outside, the best time is between March and May for a summer bloom.
How to plant anemones
Soak the anemone tubers in water for 4-6 hours before planting. This activates growth and ensures a strong start. Choose a spot with partial shade or full sun and make sure the soil is well-drained. Once you’ve found a good location, it’s time to plant them. Plant the tubers about 5 cm deep and keep a distance of 8-10 cm between the plants. Plant the tubers in consecutive weeks to extend the flowering period. Although the tubers tolerate light frost, they need extra protection in severe cold, for example, with mulch or fleece.
Order your anemones online
Do you want to plant these colorful, exclusive Italian anemones in your garden? Order your favorite anemones today and discover how easy it is to plant and care for them.
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