Anemone, Hardy Grape Leaf Anemone 'Robustissima'

Good name for this plant -- it is definitely robust. It forms a large bushy clump and sends stems with the flower buds above the foliage...Read More a good foot or so. The buds look like little pearls until they open into pretty pink flowers. Mine started blooming the last week in July, which is much earlier than the other variety of anemone I have (Pamina). This grows in a partially shaded area and doesn't receive much attention from me, except for occasional watering if it's extremely hot and hasn't rained for awhile. (Zone 4a)
After 3-4 years, this anemone is larger than my Endless Summer hydrangea! I would guess that with the flower stalks in bloom, it might be 4 feet tall, and is now nearly as wide. (I'm not complaining.) This is really a carefree perennial and provides nice flowers for a long period of time.

Medium to Tall - Plant 16 in apart. - Soft pink single flowers. The most adaptable of the Japanese Anemones. The hardiest and the most to...Read Morelerant of sun and drier conditions. 2" flowers on tall stems are freely and continuously produced. Likes moisture, and needs winter protection in the most northern states. Deer resistant. Good for cut flowers.

Ive had this plant for about four years. I moved it twice before finding the perfect spot for it. It has pritty pink flowers and will e...Read Moreventually spread to form a large mound. Does well in a somewhat shady position. It needs good drainage and ive found that mine needs a good deal of water in the summer when its particularly hot and dry here.

robust is right it will wander around. but drought tolerant. blooms profusely and as pretty a flower as the japanese hybrids.it grows rig...Read Moreht under an old dogwood and i never water them but theyre hemmed in by a retaining wall.