Extend your summer blooms well into fall when you plant ‘Wild Swan’ Japanese anemone! This new cultivar is blossoming in the gardening community, and for good reason. Unlike other popular Japanese anemone varieties, ‘Wild Swan’ begins blooming in mid to late summer, about two months earlier than fan favorites like ‘Honorine Jobert.’ What also makes this anemone unique is the large white flowers are adorned with strips of lavender purple on the underside; a surprising pop of color when swaying in the wind on a late summer day. The blooms also make excellent cut flowers, just be sure to leave enough for the pollinators to enjoy.
Vital Details:
Plant size: 18 tall x 18-24 wide
Light: Sun (6+ hrs/day) to part-sun (4-6 hours sun)
Water:Average moisture. It can adapt to dry or moist conditions but cannot tolerate standing water.
Hardiness:5-8 (Find your hardiness zone)
Season of interest: Late summer
Pollinator value:Attracts various species of butterflies, honeybees, bumblebees, and hummingbirds.
Notable Features:Deer-resistant, rabbit-resistant, drought-tolerant, summer-blooming, fall-interest, long-blooming, easy to grow, pollinator-friendly,
Pot Size: One quart
Plant Name:Anemonehybrida Wild Swan ‘MACANE001’
