Woodland Anemones. To 10 cms in height. May include white, lemon or yellow. Spring flowering. Ground cover for border, rock gardens, tubs and around the bases of trees and shrubs. Rich, well-drained soil. Winter dormant. Photos are examples only.
Late flowering variety about end of march. Lavender/purple/white flowers with purple spots. Yellow at base of petals. Coded as Number 5.
To 75 cms. Large orchid-like and luminous, white flowers adorned with lavender-edged petals. Yellow throated bases. Faint spotting. Summer to autumn flowering . Exotic looking variety for woodland borders and shade. Moist but well-drained soil . Coded as Number One. Winter dormant.
To 15 cms. Small light yellow, cup-shaped flowers from spring. Suits rockery or edge of border. Sun.
To 20 cms. This form has leafy sepals which become enlarged, forming a green collar to the flower. These unusual plants keep their ruff of green after the flower has faded. Spring flowering. Light shade, moist soil.
20 to 40 cms in height. Full sun. Suits rock garden. Bright yellow daisies over several weeks. Attracts butterflies. Winter dormant.