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Anemone Growing Guide

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About

From the renowned Italian breeder Biancheri Creazioni, the same experts behind these exceptional Ranunculus, these premium Italian Anemones have been bred to the highest standards for outstanding quality and productivity. Developed specifically for cut flower production, they produce an abundance of elegant, long-lasting blooms. In 2025, Biancheri Creazioni introduced the spectacular Levante range—a collection of exceptionally floriferous varieties with truly breathtaking flowers.

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Plant Type

  • Cool-season flowering perennial grown as an annual for cut flower production

Height - 30–55 cm

Spread - 20 cm

Growing Support Req?

  • Generally not required in home gardens

Spacing - 15–20 cm between plants

Pinching - Not required​

When to Plant

  • Autumn to early winter in most Australian regions (March–June)

Sun Requirements

  • Plant them in a partly shady spot - 6 hours of sunlight will produce many blooms. In warmer climates protect them from the afternoon sun

Soil Preferences

  • Well-drained, fertile soil

  • Rich in organic matter

  • Preferred soil pH 6.0–7.0

Water Requirements

  • Moderate

  • Keep soil consistently moist during establishment and flowering

  • Avoid waterlogged conditions

Frost Tolerance

  • They don't mind a light frost as long as the bulb does not freeze, mulching can assist to protect the roots.

  • Protect young plants from severe frosts below approximately -3°C

Days to Flower

  • Approximately 90–120 days from planting, depending on temperature and planting date. They will start blooming sooner in warmer areas and finish earlier than cooler climates. Plant will start to die off as light increases and the days get warmer.

Temperature Range

  • Ideal growing temperatures: 5–20°C

  • Best flower quality produced under cool conditions

  • Growth and flowering decline when temperatures consistently exceed 25°C

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Cut Flower Tips

Best Harvest Stage

Its best to pick them after they have opened a few times, picking them early in the morning before the leaves behind the flower have folded back. Pick your flowers down to the base to encourage more flowers.

Vase Life

They have superb vase life lasting about 10 days with proper care.

Cut Flower Grower's Tip

Italian  Anemone's  perform best when planted during the cooler months, allowing plants to establish strong root systems before flowering in late winter and spring. Plant deep. Don't be afraid to cover some of forming leaves to ensure the corm that is forming is well under the soil. Check them as they grow to ensure the soil hasn't dislodged exposing the bulb. I find birds can often pull them out for fun. They are perennial plant and if left in the ground they will establish into a real performer flowering over a longer period in following years

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