Anemone hupehensis seeds, Japanese anemone japonica Honorine Jobert, Japanese anemone seeds, white flowers, organic flowers, product from my garden, untreated Price for 50 seeds Anemone hupehensis is a species of ornamental plants in the Ranunculaceae family. The Honorine Jobert anemone is a robust perennial plant producing pretty pure white flowers from August to October. Dark green foliage in fall. Very bright perennial plant in fall Organic anemone hupehensis, without any products, without any treatment Spices and seeds are delivered in kraft paper bags and then in resealable plastic bag for safety reasons during transport in my garden and vegetable patch, as well as for my trees, I do not use any fertilizers or chemicals, just manure made from nettles and organic macerated borage Japanese anemone (Anemone x hybrida) with autumn flowers The Japanese anemone (Anemone x hybrida) is a hybrid of Anemone hupehensis var. japonica and Anemone vitifolia. This perennial horticultural variety with a woody base, forming suckering stems, is one of the plants that flower in the summer, as well as throughout the fall. A superb ornamental plant which especially finds its place in flowerbeds and flowerbeds, the Japanese anemone will be recognized by its extremely thin, but nevertheless robust, stems. Japanese anemone (Anemone x hybrida), with spring and autumn flowers The leaves, often dark green, are deciduous and are highly prized for their very decorative appearance. The flowers, for their part, seem very delicate, have 6 to 15 tepals and sometimes come in pale or dark pink, mauve or even white. They are borne in umbels of 12 to 18 semi-double flowers 10 cm in diameter on flower stalks. Depending on the variety, the height of Japanese anemones varies between 80 centimeters to 1.2 meters. The Japanese anemone works wonders in a bouquet, in a vase, and will bring a little touch of freshness and cheerfulness to your interior, particularly in autumn. Family: Ranunculaceae Type: perennial Origin: hybrid Flower color: white, mauve, dark pink, light pink Sowing: yes Cutting: yes Planting: autumn Flowering: August to October Height: 80 cm to 1.20 m Ideal soil and exposure for planting a Japanese anemone in the garden Only moderately tolerant of exposure to the sun, the Japanese anemone will preferably be planted in soil rich in limestone and rich in humus, in a semi-shaded location. Sowing and planting date for Japanese anemones The sowing of the Japanese anemone will be scheduled for early spring, under a cold frame, but you must be patient. And so that the seedlings do not rot, be sure to drain the soil well. It is best to divide the clumps in the fall, the ideal season for planting. Japanese anemone care and cultivation advice In order for the Japanese anemone to grow well, the plant requires regular watering after planting. In winter, mulch the stumps. This plant does not require any special maintenance or care. Diseases, pests and parasites of the Japanese anemone Very tough, the Japanese anemone does not fear pests, diseases or parasites, but it fears excess humidity.