Japanese Anemone And A Bee

by Carol Montoya

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Japanese Anemone And A Bee

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Carol Montoya

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Japanese Anemone And A Bee

Bees fly from flower to flower carrying pollen giving life! So next time you kill a bee think about how they bring food to
your table.

Japanese Anemone is one of the many plants that grace the Fall garden with its late summer and early Fall flowering of September. The color range is from dark and light pink to frosty white, and black are wonderful perennials.

Japanese Anemones prefer a light shade and plenty of moisture, although standing water, especially in winter is detrimental. It will grow in full sun but must be located in a spot that affords it plenty of moisture, otherwise, the leaves start to burn a bit and the vigor of the plant disappears. Anemones grow two or three feet high, with the flowers held above the foliage from late August, through September, and into October. Anemones spread by sending out underground runners working around other plants, and objects. Where it is happy, it is a vigorous ground cover that is easily controlled by pulling up new shoots.

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September 24th, 2017

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