Anemone x japonica 'Pamina'

Product information "Anemone x japonica 'Pamina'"

This variety of Japanese autumn anemone has more compact growth and is a little stockier than its older sisters. It has a dense, clump-like habit and propagates itself via short runners. Its leaves are pale green and shaped like a crow’s foot. Starting in mid-August, strong, dark pink flowers appear on loose panicles that grow between 70 and 80 cm high. The flowers are semi-double. They contrast the fine, yellow stamens. The Japanese anemone develops best in a partially shaded location with fresh, nutrient-rich soil that is rich in humus; it does not tolerate waterlogging. This beautiful, early autumn perennial is particularly suitable for loosely planted flower beds, perennial borders, woodland edge plantings and for areas with a wild perennial character in individual and group plantings. It should not be planted too late because it will then not be able to survive the winter. Slight coverage with brushwood and leaves is recommended as a winter protection.
 

Flower colour: Dark pink
Flowering period: Autumn
Height: 60 cm
Light requirements: Sun, partial shade
Location: Flower beds, open spaces
Leaf shape: Composite
Leaf colour: Green
Spacing: 40 - 50 cm
Use: Home gardens, cottage gardens, cut flower
Family: Ranunculaceae
Perennial rating: A good variety
Compatibility: Plant individually or in groups
Breeder: Simon (D)

• Flowering Period September, October
• Final height 40cm to 60cm
• Available February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
• Soil moist, moderately heavy
• Location partial shade, full sun
• Flower Colour pink
• Leaf Colour green

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