Last year I planted Anemone 'sylvestris' in my garden but I planted it in the wrong place. It was too far to the back of the border and it got lost behind a Malva 'rosea'. This year, I have brought it forward, towards the front of the border where its beautiful white flowers can be truly appreciated. I love the way white flowers shine so brightly at dusk when the rest of the garden is turning to shades of grey.
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| Anemone sylvestris |
The label says that Anemone sylvestris is a clump forming herbaceous perennial with divided green leaves, fragrant white cup-shaped flowers with yellow anthers, on upright stems. It should be grown in well-drained soil in full sun and achieves a size of 40cm x 40cm (18in x 18in).
