Anemone consists of herbaceous perennials characterized by their fibrous, rhizomatous, or tuberous root systems. The leaves are palmately lobed, and the flowers typically take the form of saucers, each usually featuring five petals.

Anemone coronaria (De Caen Group) 'Rainbow Jaguar'

Anemone coronaria (De Caen Group) 'Rainbow Lavender'

Anemone coronaria (De Caen Group) 'Rainbow Pink and White'

This is a compact, clump-forming perennial that features bulbous roots and finely dissected green leaves. From mid-spring to summer, depending on planting time, it produces abundant double flowers that resemble poppies, showcasing a vivid red hue with white centers and dark purple to black stamens.

Anemone coronaria (De Caen Group) 'The Governor'

Anemone coronaria (Saint Bridgid Group) 'Creagh Castle'

Anemone coronaria (Saint Bridgid Group) 'Lord Lieutenant' is a compact perennial that develops from tubers. It features mid-green foliage that is finely lobed. In spring, it produces double flowers that are purple-blue with a central dark spot. After blooming, the plant will die back until late autumn.

Anemone coronaria (Saint Bridgid Group) 'Lord Lieutenant' (d)

Anemone coronaria (Saint Bridgid Group) 'Mary Seton' (d)

This compact perennial features tuberous roots and mid-green foliage that is finely divided into lobed segments. In spring, it produces double white blooms with green centers. After flowering, the plant will die back, remaining dormant until late autumn.

Anemone coronaria (Saint Bridgid Group) 'Mount Everest' (d)

Anemone coronaria (Saint Bridgid Group) 'Saint Bridgid' is a compact perennial that features finely lobed, mid-green foliage. This plant produces semi-double to double blooms with dark centers, showcasing a variety of colors including crimson, blue, violet, and white in the spring. Following the flowering period, the plant will go dormant until late autumn.

Anemone coronaria (Saint Bridgid Group) 'Saint Bridgid' (d)

This upright perennial reaches a height of approximately 45 cm and forms clumps with its mid-green basal foliage, which is finely lobed. In spring, it produces semi-double violet blooms featuring a distinct black center.

Anemone coronaria (Saint Bridgid Group) 'The Admiral' (d)

The De Caen Group consists of tuberous perennials characterized by their intricately divided, mid-green, palmate foliage. In spring, they produce flowers in shades of red, blue-violet, or white.

Anemone coronaria De Caen Group

Anemone coronaria De Caen Group, blue-flowered, is a compact perennial that features finely lobed, mid-green foliage. This variety produces large blue blooms with dark centers that unfold into a saucer shape, typically blooming from March to April. Following its flowering period, the plant will die back, remaining dormant until late autumn.

Anemone coronaria De Caen Group blue-flowered

Anemone coronaria De Caen Group with pink blooms is a compact perennial featuring mid-green foliage that is finely dissected into narrow lobes. It produces substantial, velvety pink blossoms, each adorned with a dark center, which expand into a shallow dish shape from March through April. Following the flowering period, the plant will die back, remaining dormant until late autumn.

Anemone coronaria De Caen Group pink-flowered

Anemone coronaria De Caen Group, known for its vibrant red blooms, is a compact tuberous perennial. Its foliage features mid-green leaves that are finely divided into lobes. The plant produces substantial, velvety red flowers with dark centers that expand into a saucer shape, typically blooming from March to April. Following the flowering period, the plant will die back and remain dormant until late autumn.

Anemone coronaria De Caen Group red-flowered

Anemone coronaria De Caen Group white-flowered

Anemone coronaria Full Star Series

Anemone coronaria Galilee Pastel Mix

Anemone coronaria Harmony Series

This compact tuberous perennial features mid-green foliage that is finely divided into narrow lobes. From March to April, it produces a variety of single blooms in shades of violet, red, pink, and white, each adorned with a dark central eye. Following its flowering period, the plant will die back, remaining dormant until late autumn.

Anemone coronaria Jerusalem hybrids

Anemone coronaria Saint Bridgid Group (d)

Anemone coronaria Saint Piran Group

Anemone coronaria var. albiflora

This clump-forming perennial reaches a height of approximately 45 cm. It features finely divided, mid-green foliage reminiscent of parsley, supported by sturdy stems. In spring, it produces large, shallow cup-shaped flowers in a vibrant vermillion-red, accented by dark purplish stamens.

Anemone coronaria var. coronaria

Anemone coronaria var. cyanea

Anemone coronaria var. parviflora

Anemone coronaria var. rissoana

Anemone coronaria var. ventreana

Anemone crassifolia

Anemone crinita

Anemone cylindrica

Anemone dahurica

Anemone davidii

Anemone decapetala

Anemone deltoidea

Anemone demissa

Anemone demissa var. glabrescens

Anemone demissa var. major

Anemone demissa var. villosa

Anemone demissa var. yunnanensis

Anemone dichotoma

Anemone drummondii

Anemone drummondii subsp. drummondii

Anemone elongata

Anemone eranthioides

Anemone exigua

Anemone fanninii

Anemone fasciculata

Anemone filisecta is a low-growing, clump-forming perennial that thrives in woodland settings. Its foliage consists of green, trifoliate leaves resembling three-fingered hands. In spring, it produces small white flowers adorned with yellow stamens.

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