Virginia Anemone (Thimbleweed)
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Virginia Anemone
Offered by Northern Wildflowers, the Virginia Anemone (Anemone virginiana), also called "Thimbleweed," is an elegant and hardy perennial native to North America. Growing 30 to 90 cm tall, it features delicate white to greenish blooms from May to July atop slender stems. This versatile plant thrives in sunny to partially shaded areas and tolerates a variety of soils, from dry to moist. Perfect for woodland gardens and meadows, its thimble-shaped seed heads add late-season interest while supporting pollinators. It also naturalizes easily, making it an excellent choice for low-maintenance, naturalized spaces.
Spread: Up to 45 cm
Plant Height: 30 to 90 cm
Quantity per Packet: Approximately 75 seeds
Companion Plants: Trillium, bloodroot, ferns
Enemy Plants: None known
Growing Tips:
For best results, sow seeds directly in fall or stratify them cold for 60 days before spring planting. Choose a well-drained soil and water regularly to maintain moderate moisture. Virginia Anemone thrives in full sun to partial shade and is well-suited for ecological, low-maintenance landscaping. Pair it with companions like trilliums and ferns to create harmonious naturalized landscapes.
Enhance your garden with the graceful Virginia Anemone, a low-maintenance perennial that adds elegance to woodlands and meadows.
