Highlights

Double Dahlia-Like Blooms – Distinctive, vibrant flowers set your garden apart from common varieties.
Long-Lasting Cut Flowers – Exceptional vase life makes these a favourite among florists.
Hardy & Weather Tolerant – Thrives in a range of UK conditions, perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners.
Seasonal Interest – Enjoy bold colour displays from late spring through summer.
Easy to Grow – Plant in well-drained soil in sun or partial shade for reliable performance year after year.

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Anemone Coronaria 'St Brigid' – Botanical Beauty for Every Garden

Anemone Coronaria 'St Brigid' is a classic perennial renowned for its large, double, dahlia-like blooms in a spectrum of vibrant colours. Native to the Mediterranean, this robust variety brings dramatic flair to beds, borders, and containers—and is prized by florists for its long-lasting cut flowers.

Flowering Period: Blooms from late spring into summer (typically May–July).
Mature Height: Grows to approximately 25–30cm tall—ideal for the front of borders or patio pots.
Hardiness: Hardy in most UK gardens (RHS H4), tolerating light frosts and variable weather.
Biodiversity: Attracts bees and pollinators with its open-centred, colourful flowers.

Growing Guide & Care Tips

Planting Time: Plant bulbs between February and April for summer blooms. For autumn planting, provide winter protection.
Soil Requirements: Prefers well-drained, moderately fertile soil. Avoid waterlogged sites.
Light Needs: Thrives best in full sun but will tolerate partial shade.
Watering: Water well after planting and keep soil moist during active growth—but do not overwater.
Maintenance: Deadhead spent blooms to encourage further flowering. Allow foliage to die back naturally after blooming to feed next year's growth.

Design Ideas & Companion Planting

Create eye-catching displays: Mix with tulips, ranunculus, or muscari for a vibrant spring border.
Pots & Containers: Plant in groups for maximum impact on patios or balconies.
Cottage Gardens: Combine with other perennials like aquilegia and campanula for a naturalistic effect.

FAQs

When is the best time to plant Anemone 'St Brigid' bulbs?
The ideal time is between February and April for summer flowering. You can also plant in autumn with frost protection.
How deep should I plant the bulbs?
Plant bulbs about 5cm (2 inches) deep and 7–10cm (3–4 inches) apart in well-drained soil.
Are Anemone 'St Brigid' suitable for cut flowers?
Yes! Their sturdy stems and long vase life make them excellent for floral arrangements indoors.