Anemone St. Brigid Mix

Cultivate a Kaleidoscope of Color with Anemone St. Brigid Mix Corms

Bring a radiant burst of color to your garden with our Anemone St. Brigid Mix. Planting this Double Anemone mix will lead to a captivating array of blooms ranging from classic red, pristine white, vibrant blue, and rich purple. Each multi-petaled flower adds lush texture and dazzling color to your landscape, promising a truly dynamic display.

These versatile anemones are designed for success, thriving in full to half sun exposure and requiring well-drained soil for optimal growth. When planted in early to late spring, you can anticipate a glorious show of blooms from early summer right through to early fall. Alternatively, plant them in the fall months (September-December) for an earlier display from March to April, ensuring vibrant color across multiple seasons.

Standing at a charming 10 inches in height, the Anemone St. Brigid Mix is perfect for adding splashes of color to garden beds, borders, and containers. This 10-pack of 6/7 cm corms makes it easy to create a stunning visual impact. Not only are they great cut flowers, offering long-lasting beauty for your bouquets, but they are also deer resistant, providing peace of mind for your garden. While not fragrant, their visual allure and robust performance make them an irresistible choice for any gardener.

To grow Anemone from corms, start by soaking the corms in water for 6-12 hours to rehydrate them, then plant them pointy-side down in well-draining soil, 2-3 inches deep and 6-9 inches apart. Pre-sprouting the corms can help them bloom a few weeks earlier

Key Features of Anemone St. Brigid Mix:

• Color: Radiant mix of Red, White, Blue, and Purple double blooms.
• Bulb Size: 6/7 cm.
• Height: 10 inches.
• Sun Requirements: Full to Part Sun.
• Fragrant: No.
• Deer Resistant: Yes.
• Bloom Time: March – April OR Early Summer – Early Fall.
• Planting Depth: 2 inches.
• Space Apart: 4 inches between corms.
• Other Benefits: Great cut flowers, thrives in well-drained soil.