Anemone Species, Snowdrop Anemone, Snowdrop Windflower
Anemonesylvestris
Synonym
Anemone
alba
Anemone
pratensis
Anemone
sordida
Anemonoides
sylvestris
Very pretty white blossoms, 3", tall stems. Mixed shade, medium water. Mine bloom for about a month. I had one small plant 2 yrs ago ...Read More
This plant grows well in southern WI in clay soil. It, along with its fall blooming cousins, is one of the few flowering plants that will...Read More
Very easy to grow here mine have thrived even with heavy clay soil, hot full summer sun and very wet winter/spring conditions. I wouldn't...Read More
Every time I try to post something about the snowdrop anenome this box comes up and I don't have an opportunity to post my experiences wi...Read More
So far I've had a very positive experience with this plant (zone 5). It was a gift from a friend (from her garden). She had hers under ...Read More
A long bloom in my garden ... though most of the bloom is early on, it blooms from April to November. Needs a bit of room to spread.
I like this simple little flower and the puff-ball that follows it. In Colorado it reseeded itself but was not invasive for me. Here in S...Read More
I have grown this plant in bright shade for four years.
Its beautiful in May but not well behaved even with deadheading.
In...Read More
I'm not normally too excited about white flowers, but these are really pretty. I've been told that if I leave the flowers on, they will ...Read More
Thrives in harsh conditions.
I planted these in a dry spot under canopy. Partial shade. No rainfall and I never water them. Yet e...Read More
I got this plant from my grandparents. The first year it had around 3 flowers. Now, four or five years later, it produced around 140 flow...Read More
Bright shade is working for me with this plant; having fall rebloom now.
I have always wanted this plant and finally started a big bunch from Wsd seed in 2007. They bloomed this year, but I was so disappointed...Read More
Short 16" - Plant 12" apart. Zone 4-9 Fragrant satiny white nodding flowers in May and June. Best in a humusy soil in bright shade. Flowe...Read More
Given plants from neighbor's yard and they've thrived wherever planted (full sun to light shade, sandy loam soil). The plant is mildly i...Read More