Anemone virginiana is a graceful perennial wildflower. In summer white flowers are displayed on slender stems above clusters of attractive lobed leaves. Flowers have a greenish centers and are followed by interesting green thimble shaped seed clusters.
Anemone virginiana has an upright and airy appearance. The lobed leaves are attractive and dark green, foliage is usually healthy since leaves repel insects and browsers.
Blooms are very showy in spring and early summer. When in full bloom, flowers are reminiscent of tiny white poppies.
After the white sepals fall, a green thimble-like fruit cluster remains. It is about an inch long and remains green for a while before turning into a fluffy mass of seeds.
Plants are about 3’tall. Space plants 1’ apart and they will usually give good coverage the first year.
1 year old - 1 Gallon Pot