Fall-blooming Anemones

Plant Evaluation Notes by Chicago Botanic Garden

Jun 7, 201000:00:00Sports & Recreation

One of the most attractive aspects of fall-blooming anemones is their extended bloom period. It is not uncommon for these plants to bloom continuously for more than two months. A great fill plant for larger landscapes, a...

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