ANEMONA hybrid Andrea Atkinson, pot C2, 1 pc, summer 2024

Andrea Atkinson anemona is a perennial decorative flowering plant, about 100 cm high and up to 80 cm wide. Snow flowers with a golden middle, semi -double, up to 8 cm in diameter.

Poster place

anemones are relatively unpretentious flowering plants. They prefer loose, fertile and moisturized soil. Anemones delicate and crowned prefer sunny, but not very hot places. They need regular watering, but do not tolerate stagnant moisture in the soil. It is not recommended to plant anemones near shrubs. Anemona Lesnaya prefers shady areas, grows well in the thickets of shrubs and under the canopy of trees.

The requirements for the soil

are the same is the same to the same, the licky, the ground.

Landing

pico -packets. Annimes to be able to be in ais and however; Annimes of the cloth are more hand. The same is ahead of the depths of the depth of 8 - 10 cm. Pocal is necessary for a fever. Packet of legged is the same. It is even better to mulch the planting with foliage of broad -leaved trees with a foliage with foliage: oak, linden, maple, apple trees. The coronet is watered at the time of flowering.

Care

anemona is a relatively unpretentious perennial. The care of the anemons includes watering, weeding, and top dressing. This is a fairly moisture -loving plant, in dry periods of watering is required, and it should be plentiful enough. Anemones are fed during flowering and in autumn with complete mineral fertilizer.

storage

tubers is best dug after the end of the vegetation. First, they are dried at a temperature of 20 - 25 ° C, and then laid in one layer in boxes and stored in a warm, ventilated room until the fall at a temperature of 15 - 20 ° C. In winter, until spring, the temperature in the repository should be 3 - 5 ° C.

Winter hardiness

most species are quite frost -resistant, only anemona coronet requires depending on the region of winter shelter or digging up for the winter period. If winters are harsh, then the rhizomes of the anemones of the coronet are dug, dried and stored in a cool dark room with good ventilation. The remaining species for the winter, if you do not transplant, are covered with leaves.