THE GARDEN PLANT ENCYCLOPEDIA NameLatin var. / cv. English Plant Type- - - - - - any - - - - - -coniferdeciduous treedeciduous shrubevergreen shrubclimber plantperennialgrassfernrosabiennialannualbulbaquatic plantflora - wild plantsportable plant Height- - - - - - any - - - - - -to 20 cmfrom 20 cm to 50 cmfrom 50 cm to 1 mfrom 1 m to 3 mfrom 3 m to 5 mfrom 5 m to 10 mfrom 10 m to 15 mfrom 15 m to 20 mfrom 20 m to 30 mfrom 30 m to 40 mover 40 m Flower Colour- - - - - - any - - - - - -whiteyellowpinkmagentalavenderpurpleorangeredbluegreenbrownblackmulti-colouredinsignificant Bloom in- - - - - - any - - - - - -JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberinsignificant Requirement Soil- - - - - - any - - - - - -alkalineacidneutralsandloamclaydrypenetrabilitywethumicnutritivepoor Light- - - - - - any - - - - - -full sunpart shadeshade Search
Anemone nemorosa L. - Wood Anemone Anemonidium nemorosum , Anemonoides nemorosa | European Thimbleweed, Windflower, Thimbleweed, Smell FoxPerennial, trifoliate leaves.
Anemone nemorosa 'Atrocaerulea' - Wood Anemone Anemonidium nemorosum 'Atrocaerulea', Anemonoides nemorosa 'Atrocaerulea' | European Thimbleweed, Windflower, Thimbleweed, Smell FoxPerennial, trifoliate leaves.
Anemone nemorosa 'Glenroy Blush' - Wood Anemone Anemonidium nemorosum 'Glenroy Blush', Anemonoides nemorosa 'Glenroy Blush' | European Thimbleweed, Windflower, Thimbleweed, Smell FoxPerennial, trifoliate leaves.
Anemone nemorosa 'Jan' - Wood Anemone Anemonidium nemorosum 'Jan', Anemonoides nemorosa 'Jan' | European Thimbleweed, Windflower, Thimbleweed, Smell FoxPerennial, trifoliate leaves.
Anemone nemorosa 'Pink from Wisley' - Wood Anemone Anemonidium nemorosum 'Pink from Wisley', Anemonoides nemorosa 'Pink from Wisley' | European Thimbleweed, Windflower, Thimbleweed, Smell FoxPerennial, trifoliate leaves.
Anemone nemorosa 'Tilo' - Wood Anemone Anemonidium nemorosum 'Tilo', Anemonoides nemorosa 'Tilo' | European Thimbleweed, Windflower, Thimbleweed, Smell FoxPerennial, trifoliate leaves.
THE GARDEN PLANT ENCYCLOPEDIA
