Anemone Hupehensis Crispa®
It is pink flowering autumn anemone with a striking decorative curled leaves. This anemone likes a well-drained garden soil and is happy in a sunny spot or on a site with light shade.

Anemone HuphensisrPraecox
It of the starts flowering already in early August and continues until October. It has 40-60 cm long stalks with up to 15 flowers of deep pink color. The other petals are slightly darker which makes another interesting dimension of the bloom. Leaves are mid to dark green. When planted in full sun, prefer light, sandy soil.

Anemone Huphensis Prinz Heinrich
Spreading dark green, lobed leaves are topped with deep rose-purple, semi-double flowers with rolled or quilled petals, that fade in color as they age.

Anemone hybride Andrea Atkinson
It bloomed for close to two months and came through tough winters without damage. The flowers are pure white with creamy centers, single to semi double in form. Anemones thrive in full sun or partial shade and deep, rich, moist soil.

Anemone hybride Honorine Jobert
A fabulous plant for in late summer, it grows in sun or shade. The leaves are vine-like, dark green, and semi-evergreen. They are perfect for lighting up a dark corner of the garden, or at the back of a herbaceous border.

Anemone hybride Koningin Charlotte
Plant is perfect for bringing color to the garden in late summer and autumn, it has masses of large, rich pink, cup shaped flowers on tall. The leaves are vine-like, dark green and semi evergreen. These semi-double  anemone is perfect for areas of partial shade towards the back of a herbaceous or mixed border.

Anemone hybride Margarete
This beautiful, medium pink, semi-double flowered anemone has large blooms. It thrive in light to partial shade but will tolerate full sun, as long as there is sufficient moisture. Site plants in moist, humus-rich soil, but avoid overly wet conditions.

Anemone hybride Max Vogel
The clear pink blooms of ‘Max Vogel’ will add soft, airy color to the late season border. The fall anemone is derived from two parent species. It is a vigorous hardy clump-forming plant that spreads over time to form colonies. Grow hybrid fall-flowering anemone in sites with partial sun an average to moist, humus-rich soil.

Anemone hybride Pamina
Perfect for bringing color to the garden in mid to late summer, it has large, double, deep pink, cup shaped flowers. And deep green leaves. He is perfect for the middle of a partially shade border, though they will grow in sun, too. Thery’re particulary suitable for small gardens.

Anemone hybride September Charm
Plant is perfect for bringing color to the garden in late summer and autumn it has masses of large, rosy pink , cup shaped flowers on tall. The leaves are pretty, too-vine-like, dark green, and semi-evergreen. They are perfect for areas of partial shade towards the back of a herbaceous or mixed border.

Anemone hybride Serenade
Plants in the garden near trees or shrubs. They tolerate shade and requise or prefer a humus rich sol. Not too sunny, for instance in a dark corner of a border. It combines well with other plants. Recommended quantity per square meter: 5                                                                               

Anemone hybride Whirlwind
This beautiful anemone is, white tinged with green and, semi-double. An early flowerer. ‘Whirlwind’ blooms from August to October. They thrive in light to partial shade, but will tolerate full sun, as long as there is sufficient moisture. Site plant in moist, humus-rich sol, but avoid overly wet conditions.

Anemone levelei
Lilac-backed waxy white flowers in umbellate heads. They are easy grown but best in cool moist shade.

Anemone nemrosa
The wood anemone is a carpet maker. Nevertheless, a planting distance of approximately 15 cm needed to get a tight-fitting carpet. In the garden, this anemone from other (fixed) plants are planted. Thus, this ground cover plant a nice addition to something blooming in the spring having ends. Annemone nemrosa is fully hardy.

Anemone tomentosa Robustissima
Dark pink flowers appear on reddish-tinged stems for several months from late summer. This vigorous perennial, which spreads by suckering shoots to form good-sized clumps of attractive, lobed leaves. It grows in full sun or light shade.

Anemone sylvestris
A lovely little anemone. The plant gets its common name from the way the flower buds emerge on bent stems, so they hang like snowdrops. Then they straighten up and face outwards as the flowers start to open. The petals catch the breeze, making them look a little like butterflies.