DESCRIPTION

thimbleweed
Anemone virginiana

Perfect for a wooded garden, this selection yields masses of 1”, star-shaped, white flowers with a thimble-like mound of green stamens in April & May. Blooms perch atop upright stems clothed in deeply cut, dark-green foliage. Its 'thimble' changes to a long lasting, cottony mass post bloom.

Benefits

• Deer resistant
• Highly desired by native woodland pollinators
• Late spring and early summer bloomer
• Virtually pest-free and disease-free
• Self-seeding in the fall
  

NATIVE INFO

Native Range

 

Native range derived from The Biota of North America 

INTERESTING FACTS

Pollinator friendly

GROWING TIPS

Tolerates dry to average moist soils. It thrives in conditions where it receives a substantial amount of sunlight, ranging from full exposure to partial shade throughout the day.

Mature Size: 1-2' T x 1-2' W

Hardiness Zone: 2-8

Sun Exposure: Full to part sun