Anemone Galilee Red Bulbs
Vibrant red flowers. People often mistake these for poppies, but of course, they're anemones! In my opinion, they're much sturdier and long-lasting and therefore better than poppies!
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Summary planting instructions
Before planting, anemones like to soak in water for about eight hours.
Plant in full sun and well-draining soil that's been amended with an aged compost and an all-purpose fertilizer. Space corms 6-9 inches apart at a depth of approximately 2 inches. Plant pointy side down.
Protect the foliage from deep freezes below 28 degrees. Old sheets, overturned buckets and agribon and frost cloth are great for this purpose — just make sure the protective material doesn't touch the plants. You can use hoops or stakes to hold up the fabric.
Anemones are happiest when the soil temperature is between 45 and 60 degrees.
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