How to Grow Japanese Anemone (Beginner's Guide) - Gardenisms

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💐Wood Anemone monoprint! Such a gorgeous little flower to work with 💐 Anemonoides nemorosa, is part of the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae), it is a sign of ancient woodlands which as habitat is in need of protection as thousands of species rely on them. The flowers have no petals, only sepals, which are white in colour and known as primitive flowers. They are a member of the buttercup family. Its flowers open wide in the light of day, but close up as night approaches and droops to protect its

Wood anemone, one of my favourite little spring flowers as a kid. It grows in great carpets along road sides and woodland glades, shining white stars with yellow eyes and these lovely tangled frond-like leaves. I always thought it’d probably be edible but nope…it’s a bastard in that regard. But more power to it, and if we don’t eat it we can enjoy the spectacle. Some interesting myths and legends around this flower being associated with death…I mean…look at it! This is a flower of life! . . . .

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