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Anemone ‘Queen Charlotte’ (Japanese Anemone) 2 Litre
$ 10.80
Description Description Anemone Queen Charlotte (Japanese Anemone) is a strikingly tall, sophisticated, deciduous, clump forming perennial. It flowers in late Summer to Autumn with a large abundance of double, pale, pink flowers. Whilst it is slow growing guiding the first year, once established it will colonise the area quickly. The leaves are a medium tone of green which have a vine like style to them. Anemone Queen Charlotte (Japanese Anemone) is not only a handsome plant, it is also incredibly hardy, resilient and versatile. Able to grow in full sun to partial shade it can brighten up the area very quickly. It can be placed in either exposed or sheltered positions and has a RHS hardiness rating of H7, meaning it can survive the coldest European winters to below -20C. Simply plant Anemone ‘Queen Charlotte’ anywhere which is not deep shade in soil which is free to moderately free draining. This makes it ideal for: costal; cottage and informal gardens and flower borders and beds. To maintain this beautiful perennial simply cut off the heavy flowers once they have turned in Autumn, then remove the dead and tatty leaves in March. To get hold of these plants in a 2 litre pot, simply order online or visit our site during the week in Bampton, Oxfordshire. Ultimate height and spread 1.5m high 0.6m spread Hardiness RHS hardiness rating of H7, meaning it is hardy throughout the coldest of climates in Europe to below -20C Uses Cottage and informal Costal gardens Flower borders and beds Light levels Full sun to partial shade Soil conditions Moist but well drained Purchasing Plants When buying a plants it is important to know the different forms that they can come in. For more information visit our page on Bare root, root ball, potted plants. When purchasing plants, it is essential to plant them properly to ensure they survive. For more information on planting visit our Planting page.
