ANEMONE sylvestris
Small
Shade
White
Reasonable soil
Spring
Description
Anemone sylvestris
Height x Spread: 30cm x 30cm
Commonly known as Snowdrop Anemony or Wind Flower, this pretty flower opens from delicate hanging buds into pure white saucers with bright yellow stamens that look up to the sky.
They like deciduous shade and make large clumps flowering in late spring to early summer. Quicker to establish than other species of spring Anemone, it makes very pretty ground cover, happily disguising faded spring bulb foliage. They are able to cope with some dryness to the soil, as long as there is a good organic matter content.
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EPIMEDIUM grandiflorum
Beautiful large white flowers appear on this plant in mid spring as the new foliage starts to emerge. The young foliage has a bronze tint which contrasts well with the flowers.
LAMPROCAPNOS spectabilis 'Valentine'
Dark red arching stems hold delicate red heart-shaped flowers above the green deeply divided foliage, during late spring.
PRIMULA 'Guinevere' (Pr/Poly)
'Guinevere' produces an attractive rosette of oval bronze foliage. Simple dainty pale pink flowers with a bright yellow eye appear during late spring.
TIARELLA 'Spring Symphony' PBR
'Spring Symphony' has deeply lobed, green maple-like leaves with dark markings. A firecracker of a flower spike opens from bottom to top producing tawny-pink to white, starry flowers from pink buds.