Anemone Blanda 'White Splendour' | 10 Bulbs Per Pack
FREE delivery on orders over £50
Quick Facts:
- Supplied as: 10 Bulbs Per Pack
- Suitable for Hanging Baskets? No
- Suitable for Patio Containers? No
FREE delivery on orders over £50
Quick Facts:
- Supplied as: 10 Bulbs Per Pack
- Suitable for Hanging Baskets? No
- Suitable for Patio Containers? No
Diminutive but so pretty is the best way to describe Anemone Blanda ‘White splendour’. This pure white variety has dainty yellow stamens which attract bees. Grow these on slopes and banks where they will form ground covering mats of colour. Good as edging plants too at the front of beds and borders, flowering from March - April and standing at a dainty 5cm (2"). The white variety look fabulous planted up in a shallow terracotta pot.
Delivery from September onward.
If ordered with plants we will normally dispatch flower bulbs with your plant order during your first requested dispatch week. If you would prefer your flower bulbs to be dispatched earlier (within five working days of ordering) please make a separate order. PLEASE NOTE - these are dispatched from September onward, if you have plants for delivery before this these will arrive on a later date.
If you are not ordering any plants we will dispatch these from September onward. Delivery is normally made within 4-5 working days from dispatch. You will receive an email when we have dispatched your item/s.
| Product Code | 430095 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brookside Nursery |
| Supplied as | 10 Bulbs Per Pack |
| Suitable for Hanging Baskets? | No |
| Suitable for Patio Containers? | No |
| Scented? | No |
| RHS Plants for Pollinators | No |
| RHS Award of Garden Merit | No |
| Hardy Perennial | No |
| Attractive to bees & butterflies | No |
| FSC Certified? | No |
Grow in a humus-rich soil that is well-drained or a light sandy soil in part sun/part shade as the tiny bulbs do not like to be waterlogged preferring to be kept drier in the dormant months.
Anemone Blanda self-seed readily so will quickly produce more plants, year on year, so try and leave them undisturbed if possible.