‘Rainbow Blueberry’ anemone features white flowers with a broad blue-violet ring around a dark centre. Stems reach about 40 cm, making this variety a colourful choice for borders and cut-flower bouquets. Each pack contains 5 dormant corms, commonly sold as anemone bulbs, for spring planting and summer blooms.

Across Canada, wait until the risk of frost has passed in your area before planting outdoors. Choose full sun or partial shade and light, well-drained soil. Soak the corms in water for a few hours to rehydrate them, then plant 5 cm deep and 10 cm apart. Water them in without saturating the soil.

Pair the white and blue-violet blooms with mauve, pink or white flowers in a garden bed or a container with drainage holes. Keep the soil moderately moist during growth and allow the foliage to yellow naturally after flowering. In cold-winter regions, store dormant corms in a dry, frost-free place. The plant is toxic if eaten and its sap may irritate skin; wear gloves when handling it.