French anemones for the garden
French anemones are known for their decorative flowers in bright colors and their elegant expression. They thrive best in well-drained soil and sunny to semi-shaded areas and are ideal for both beds, pots and small flower groups. With a selection of different colors and varieties, you can create variety and life in the garden with these charming tubers.
How to plant anemones
Anemones form tubers that look dry and lifeless. Before planting, put them in lukewarm water for a couple of hours - no longer, then they will swell up a little and will quickly germinate. It is almost impossible to see what is up and down on the tuber, so just plant it, it will figure it out on its own.
You can put them in pots in the greenhouse or plant them directly in the ground in April. French anemones are a fantastic cut flower, they don't grow more than 30 cm tall, so they can also be used in the foreground of a bed.