

Description
Anemone De Caen Mix is a spectacular blend of brightly coloured and bi-coloured flowers, blooming mid-winter to spring. These long-flowering anemones create a dazzling display in gardens, borders, and pots, adding months of colour with minimal effort. Perfect for cut flowers, they bring a fresh, lively touch to floral arrangements.
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Key Features
✔ Long Flowering Period: Blooms from May to September
✔ Stunning Color Variety: A mix of vibrant single & bi-coloured blooms
✔ Compact & Hardy: Grows 35cm+ tall and 20cm wide
✔ Low-Maintenance: Thrives in full sun or part shade
✔ Ideal for Pots & Gardens: Perfect for containers, borders & mass planting
✔ Excellent Cut Flower: Long-lasting, stunning in bouquets
✔ No Refrigeration Needed in Cool Climates
Planting & Growing Guide
- Scientific Name: Anemone coronaria
- Botanical Name: Anemone De Caen Mix
- Supplied As: Dormant Corms
- Planting Depth: 3cm
- Plant Spacing: 10cm
- Flowering Time: May - September
- Planting Window: March - July
- Growing Zones: VIC, SA, TAS, NSW, QLD (excluding tropics) – Read below for tropical growing
Planting & Care
🌱 Soil Preparation
- Choose a light, well-draining soil in full sun or part shade
- Prepare garden beds to a depth of 20cm, ensuring the soil is fluffy and aerated
🌱 Pre-Planting Soak
- Soak corms overnight in water with 1/3 strength Seasol solution
- This helps the bulbs swell and ensures even flowering
🌱 Planting Instructions
- Plant corms 2cm deep and 10cm apart
- No need to worry about orientation—corms will correct themselves as they grow
🌱 Watering & Feeding
- Keep soil moist but not soggy
- Feed as blooms appear for continuous flowering
- Allow foliage to fully die back—this nourishes next year’s flowers
🌱 No Chilling Required in Cool Climates
Unlike some bulbs, Anemone De Caen Mix does not need refrigeration before planting in temperate regions.
Growing in the Tropics
While Anemone De Caen Mix thrives in cooler climates, it can still be grown in tropical regions with some adjustments:
- Artificial Chilling – Refrigerate corms for 6-8 weeks before planting (store in a paper bag in the crisper, not plastic)
- Choose a Cooler Spot – Grow in semi-shade to reduce heat stress
- Use Pots for Temperature Control – Containers allow better drainage and positioning in a cooler area
- Water & Mulch Carefully – Keep soil moist but not soggy, and use mulch to regulate temperature
- Time Your Planting – For best results, plant during the coolest months (late autumn to early winter)
Even in the tropics, anemones can still bloom beautifully with proper care!
Why Choose Anemone De Caen Mix?
✅ A mix of stunning colors—adds variety and vibrancy to your garden
✅ Long-lasting blooms—flowers for months!
✅ Easy to grow & maintain—great for beginner gardeners
✅ Stunning cut flowers—ideal for fresh arrangements
✅ Thrives in pots & gardens—perfect for all spaces
FAQs
🔹 Do these anemones need refrigeration before planting?
No, Anemone coronaria does not require chilling in cool climates. If growing in the tropics, chilling for 6-8 weeks may improve flowering.
🔹 Can they grow in pots?
Yes! They thrive in containers, provided you use well-draining soil and gravel for drainage.
🔹 How deep should I plant them?
Plant 3cm deep with 10cm spacing between each corm.
🔹 Will they rebloom next season?
Yes! Leave foliage to die back completely so it can feed next year’s growth.
🔹 Do they make good cut flowers?
Yes! Their varied colours and long vase life make them a favorite for floral arrangements.