Eriocapitella, Japanese Windflower, Japanese Anemone, Japanese Thimbleflower 'September Charm'

The first growing season, this plant was spectacular. The flowers are stunning. However, in the second spring the plant barely managed to...Read More emerge. And now in year 3, I'm not certain if it's even alive.

I only planted one, so perhaps I should give it another try. In hindsight, I may not be giving this plant enough sun. It receives only a small bit of morning sun.

This plant has beautiful foliage and flowers, but has extremely invasive stolons and roots on two of my properties in North Carolina, zon...Read Morees 6a and 8a. Manual removal and spraying has been ongoing to remove it.

This grows well in Rhode Island. planted 3 yrs ago and has survived very cold winters. Ours has grown larger and fuller ea. yr. Now stand...Read Mores 3 ft. by 2 -3 ft. Blooms are white about 1 inch wide at the top growing on thin sturdy stalks that are about 5-6" taller than leaves. Blooms end of July. Leaves are large and flowing. Makes a great filler plant along an ugly fence or in an empty spot. Requires moderate amts of sun.Ours gets filtered sun,located under birch trees, Drought tolerant. I never water this. Smaller plants sprouting nearby, it self seeds but is easy to control,by identifying leaves on baby plants, I just pluck plants out I don't need or want. Sprouts out of the ground in spring again.

After years of nothing happening with this plant, I have finally moved it two very different locations and it is blooming in both and loo...Read Moreks great. One is in shade until mid to late afternoon; the other gets about 3 hrs of late morning, midday sun then shade. Very pretty and welcome blooms at this time of year.