Anemone

Common Name: Anemone, Windflower, Poppy Anemone
Botanical Name: Anemone altaica
Family: Ranunculaceae
Native: Europe, North America and Japan
Colors: Red, blue, purple, white, yellow and pink
Description: Anemones are delicate saucer-shaped flowers with long stems that resemble poppies.
Shelf Life Tips: The delicate Anemone has a short vase life of only two to three days. Anemones wilt easily so keep them hydrated with fresh water. Using a hydrating solution will help extend their life as a cut flower.
Fun Facts: Anemones are unscented. There are over 120 species of Anemone flowers. The blood-red Anemone is known through history to have been used by the bereaved Aphrodite to preserve the memory of her love Adonis.
In Season: January-April