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My fall Anemones bloom and mix in with the blooms of my Yellow Wax Bells.
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i'm learning that anemone aka windflowers are dispersed through the wind, thus the name.
So your saying, the seeds are dispersed through the wind? I have a huge clump of them, they been there and expanded within their area for the past 20 years. While I do not mulch about them, I have not seen any of their dispersed seeds in any other part of that bed they are in. Just saying.
 

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So your saying, the seeds are dispersed through the wind? I have a huge clump of them, they been there and expanded within their area for the past 20 years. While I do not mulch about them, I have not seen any of their dispersed seeds in any other part of that bed they are in. Just saying.
what kind of anemone? post a pic pls!
 

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ok i just used my app to identify it. it calls it "poppy anemone" a species of windflower. in addition it say that the best way to propogate these fellows are through "crown division and root tuber separation".
 
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ok i just used my app to identify it. it calls it "poppy anemone" a species of windflower. in addition it say that the best way to propogate these fellows are through "crown division and root tuber separation".
Really? For the ones I posted, the white one it came in a bag of odd shaped brown bulbs, of which I planted. The pink ones are actually plants in a pot from the nursery, only took one pot years ago, they spread well, but in that little area. My thing is I rarely mulch, so I can see new babies coming up.
 

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