Tall Thimbleweed

$27.00

Anemone virginiana

A non-invasive tall, airy-like anemone that  spreads by rhizomes. Its four to five petal whitish flowers have a thimble-like seed center.  It’s a perfect addition to a wildflower garden, woodland edging, or a partial shade garden.  May cause skin irritation so wear gloves when handling.

  • Height: 1- 4’

  • Spread:  1 - 2’

  • Pot size:  1 gal

  • Bloom time: Early spring to early summer

  • Light: Partial sun to full shade

  • Moisture: Moist, average to occasionally dry

  • Attracts: Bees

  • Deer resistant: Yes

  • Companion plants: Nodding Onion, Little Bluestem, Butterfly Weed, New Jersey Tea

Photo credit: F.D. Richards-cc flickr

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Anemone virginiana

A non-invasive tall, airy-like anemone that  spreads by rhizomes. Its four to five petal whitish flowers have a thimble-like seed center.  It’s a perfect addition to a wildflower garden, woodland edging, or a partial shade garden.  May cause skin irritation so wear gloves when handling.

  • Height: 1- 4’

  • Spread:  1 - 2’

  • Pot size:  1 gal

  • Bloom time: Early spring to early summer

  • Light: Partial sun to full shade

  • Moisture: Moist, average to occasionally dry

  • Attracts: Bees

  • Deer resistant: Yes

  • Companion plants: Nodding Onion, Little Bluestem, Butterfly Weed, New Jersey Tea

Photo credit: F.D. Richards-cc flickr

Anemone virginiana

A non-invasive tall, airy-like anemone that  spreads by rhizomes. Its four to five petal whitish flowers have a thimble-like seed center.  It’s a perfect addition to a wildflower garden, woodland edging, or a partial shade garden.  May cause skin irritation so wear gloves when handling.

  • Height: 1- 4’

  • Spread:  1 - 2’

  • Pot size:  1 gal

  • Bloom time: Early spring to early summer

  • Light: Partial sun to full shade

  • Moisture: Moist, average to occasionally dry

  • Attracts: Bees

  • Deer resistant: Yes

  • Companion plants: Nodding Onion, Little Bluestem, Butterfly Weed, New Jersey Tea

Photo credit: F.D. Richards-cc flickr