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Japanese Anemones

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Anemone × hybrida 'Honorine Jobert' Japanese anemone,windflower,Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Honorine Jobert an award winning Japanese anemone.
Anemone × hybrida 'Honorine Jobert',Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Honorine Jobert
Anemone tomentosa ‘Robustissima’,Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Pink Japanese anemone, Robustissima.
Anemone hupehensis var. japonica 'Bressingham Glow' Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Bressingham Glow
Anemone hupehensis var. japonica 'Bressingham Glow' Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Bressingham Glow
Anemone tomentosa ‘Robustissima’,Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Robustissima pink Japanese anemone.
Anemone tomentosa ‘Robustissima’,Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Robustissima pink Japanese anemone
Anemone tomentosa ‘Robustissima’Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Robustissima pink Japanese anemone
Common Name:  Japanese anemone,windflower, 
Botanical Name: Anemone hupehensis and A. tomentosa
Form:   upright stems from a basal clump
Family: Ranunculaceae
Genus: Anemone
Species: hupehensis, tomentosa
Plant Type:  rhizomatous herbaceous perennial
Mature Size: 2-2 ½’  
Origin: China
Hardiness Zone: 4 to 8
Foliage: dark green serrated leaves in 3 parts
Flowers: August to October, flower stems rise well above the foliage to 30”, 5-7 showy, rounded, fragrant, white pinkish-white to pale rose-mauve tepals (modified petals) surround a green 'button' centre, which is surrounded by a ring of yellow stamens. 
Exposure: full sun to part shade, best in part shade
Soil: moist soil with good drainage best
Uses: borders, cottage gardens, woodlands, butterflies, deer, rabbit resistant, seaside
Propagation:  division, root cuttings
Pruning: cut flowering stems back to their base after flowering
​Problems: may need staking, mildews, caterpillars, rust, Septoria leaf spot, poisonous if ingested, forms colonies
Comments: 
Flowering period last for three months from August through October. Elegant stems topped with simple flowers, 2 to 3 inch wide, that rise well above the foliage. Prefers moist soil and doesn't like to dry out. Naturalizes by rhizomes spreading underground. Colonies will spread faster if dug up and disturbed. Can become aggressive. Divide in early spring or after flowering. Salt resistant. Eating may cause stomach upset if ingested. Might cause mild skin irritation when touched. 
  • ​​Bressingham Glow, (A. hupehensis var. japonica 'Bressingham Glow'), bears deep pink, semi-double flowers on 2 to 3 foot branched stems. Hardy to Zone 5. 
  • ​Pink Japanese anemone (Anemone tomentosa ‘Robustissima’) bears pale pink single, cup-shaped flowers on 3 to 4 foot stems. It's hardy to zone 4 and is more tolerant of sun and drier conditions than other Japanese anemones. 
  • Honorine Jobert Japanese Anemone (A. x hybrida 'Honorine Jobert') is an award winning hybrid, with pure white flowers on long graceful stems from 2 to 4 feet long. 
Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Flower buds.
Anemone tomentosa ‘Robustissima’ Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Japanese anemone flowers are fragrant and attract pollinating insects.
Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Japanese anemone foliage
Anemone tomentosa ‘Robustissima’ Japanese anemone,windflower,August flowers,fall flowers,August plant of the month,the garden website.com,Amanda's Garden Consulting,Amanda Jarrett
Robustissima pink Japanese anemone

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    • Growing Seeds Outdoors
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    • Fall Garden Chores
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    • Soil Building
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    • Drought Gardening
    • Sheet Mulching, Lasagna Gardening
    • Cover Crops
    • Composting
    • Compost Tea
    • Houseplant Winter Care
    • Hummingbirds in Winter
    • Winterize Your Garden
    • Ponds in Winter
  • Growing Food
    • Spring Veggie Gardening
    • Crop Rotation, Succession & Companion Planting
    • Harvesting
    • Growing Potatoes
    • Winter Veggie Gardening
    • Taming Tomatoes
    • Speeding up Tomato Harvest
    • Tomato Tips
    • Saving Tomato Seeds
    • Tomato Troubles
  • Plant Pests 1
    • Plant Pests Part 2 - Controlling Insects
    • Garden Inspections
    • Helping Pollinators
    • Dogwood Anthracnose
    • Viburnum Leaf Beetle
    • Dormant Oil/Lime Sulfur
    • Japanese Beetles
    • Peony Blotch/Measles
    • Slugs & Snails
    • Horsetail, the Weed
    • June Beetle
    • Powdery Mildew
    • Soil Solarization
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    • Plant Rusts
    • Black Knot
  • Container Growing
    • Choosing a Container
  • Feeding Plants 101
    • Fertilizers & Ratios
    • Nutritional Deficiencies & Toxicities
    • Organic Plant Food
  • Plant of the Month
    • Spring Flowering Bulbs
    • Colourful Fall Plants
    • Abelia
    • American Sweetgum
    • Ash (Fraxinus) Trees
    • Astilbes
    • Aubretia, Rock Cress
    • Aucuba, Japanese Spotted Laurel
    • Autumn Crocus
    • Bear's Breeches
    • Beautyberry, Callicarpa
    • Black-eyed Susans
    • Bleeding Heart, Lamprocapnos spectabilis
    • Calla Lilies
    • Dahlias
    • Daylily
    • Delphiniums
    • Devil's Walking Stick, Aralia spinosa
    • Dwarf Alberta Spruce
    • Dwarf Burning Bush
    • Fall Asters
    • Flowering Currants
    • Flowering Quince
    • Fritillaria
    • Garden Peonies
    • Garden Phlox
    • Ginkgo biloba
    • Grape-hyacinths
    • Handkerchief or Dove Tree
    • Harry Lauder's Walking Stick
    • Heathers
    • Hellebores, Lenten roses
    • Himalayan Sweet Box
    • Jack-in-the-pulpit, Cobra Lily
    • Japanese Anemones
    • Japanese Forest Grass
    • Japanese Maples
    • Japanese Skimmia
    • Japanese Spurge
    • Laurustinus viburnum
    • Lavenders
    • Lily-of-the-Valley Shrub, Pieris japonica
    • Mediterranean Spurge
    • Mexican Mock Orange
    • Montana Clematis
    • Mountain Ash
    • Oriental Poppies
    • Oriental Lilies
    • Paperbark Maple
    • Pink Dawn Bodnant Viburnum
    • Poinsettias
    • Oregon Grape Holly
    • Ornamental Kale
    • Peruvian Lily, Alstroemeria
    • Phalaenopsis, Moth Orchids
    • Persian Silk Tree
    • Portuguese Laurel
    • Rose of Sharon
    • Sneezeweed, Helenium
    • Snowberry
    • Snowdrops
    • Star Magnolia
    • Strawberry Tree, Pacific Madrone
    • Stewartia
    • Torch Lily, Kniphofia uvaria
    • Tree Peonies
    • Tuberous Begonias
    • Virginia Creeper
    • Weigela
    • Winterhazel, Corylopsis
    • Winter Camellia, C. sasanqua
    • Wintergreen, Gaultheria procumbens
    • Witch Hazel
    • Wood Anemones
    • Yews
  • Garden Tour Blogs
  • Monthly Flower Arrangements
  • Website Index
  • Subscribe
  • Need Help?