Anemone Bulbs - Albino

Anemone Bulbs - Albino

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Size Price Savings Quantity
20 Bulbs Spring-Planted | Ships in Spring $30.49
20 Bulbs Fall-Planted | Ships in Fall $31.49
40 Bulbs Spring-Planted | Ships in Spring $54.59 10% Savings
40 Bulbs Fall-Planted | Ships in Fall $55.69 9% Savings
60 Bulbs Spring-Planted | Ships in Spring $73.49 20% Savings
60 Bulbs Fall-Planted | Ships in Fall $73.49 ($1.22/each) 20% Savings
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  • Draw nocturnal pollinators to the garden with moonlight-colored blooms
  • Bright and Cheerful Pollinator Attractor, Long Lasting Blooms, Florist Favorite
  • Perfect Cut Flower, Can Last Over a Week in a Vase
  • Prefers Full Sun
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About

Features

Life Cycle Perennial
Planting Season Fall, Spring
Color White
Growth Habit Clumping
Plant Height 10 to 12 inches
Bloom Season Late Spring through Early Summer

Plant Characteristics Attracts Bees, Easy to Grow & Maintain
Use Container Garden, Cut Flower Garden, Erosion Control, Ground Cover
Growing Conditions Outdoor, Wet Area Tolerant
Plant Resistance Deer, Rabbit

About Anemone Bulbs - Albino

Anemone coronaria

Seed Type Corm
Plant Type De Caen

The Albino Anemone looks like it sounds with a single layer pure white overlapping petals and white stamens in the center. These unique white beauties are an obvious favorite of brides with long stems and a long vase-life. They also make for lovely pop of bright white in the cut flower garden. Albino Anemones are easy to grow while providing that experienced grower look for beginning gardeners. They prefer full sun or partially shaded areas of the garden.

Planting Information

Planting Anemone Bulbs - Albino

Planting Season Fall, Spring
Seed Prep Soak
Light Requirement Full Sun, Partial Shade
Planting Depth 2 to 3 inches Deep
Plant Spacing 6 inches
Plant Height 10 to 12 inches
Water Needs Average
Hardiness Zones 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Bulb Size 4 to 5 cm circumference
View our Anemone Planting Guide to learn more.

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