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The Anemone Coronaria Meron Bordeaux is ideal for gardeners looking to add sophisticated, early-season color to their outdoor spaces, including borders, containers, and rock gardens. These bulbs offer a stunning display of deep maroon petals with vivid purple centers, providing an elegant aesthetic that also works well in indoor floral arrangements. While these perennials are compact and generally easy to manage, they require well-drained soil to thrive and must be protected from waterlogging to prevent bulb rot.
| Model Part Number | KJ2264 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson and Morgan |
Plant the bulbs approximately 5 to 8cm deep in well-drained soil.
Yes, Anemone Coronaria are perennials and can return in subsequent years if the soil conditions remain favorable and the bulbs do not rot.
Yes, they are highly suitable for containers, provided the pot has excellent drainage.
Space the bulbs about 10 to 15cm apart to allow for proper airflow and development.
Mix in horticultural grit or compost to improve drainage, as these bulbs will not survive in waterlogged, dense clay.
Check if the soil was too wet, leading to bulb rot, or if the soil was too heavy/clay-based, preventing drainage.
Ensure the plants are receiving enough direct sunlight; dappled shade is fine, but deep shade will inhibit bloom development.
For optimal results, plant these bulbs in well-drained soil during their recommended planting window. Ensure the planting site receives plenty of sunlight or light dappled shade. During the active growth stage, water the plants regularly but allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings to prevent the bulbs from sitting in stagnant water. Once established, the plants are hardy, but they still benefit from a site that does not stay saturated throughout the winter. If you plan to use them for cut flowers, harvest them in the morning while the stems are cool for the longest vase life.
