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Anemone canadensis | Canada anemone

Canada anemone provides a seasonal native ground cover topped by attractive white flowers in late spring. It spreads by rhizomes and will quickly grow into a large, robust planting. This also means that Canada anemone can easily overwhelm and out compete less hardy species, so give it its own space to colonize or choose other equally vigorous plant companions as neighbors. In bloom, plants can reach 24” tall. Canada anemone grows in full or partial sun, prefers moist, rich soils and is best used in large wet meadows or on stream banks.

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Anemone canadensis | Canada anemone

Canada anemone provides a seasonal native ground cover topped by attractive white flowers in late spring. It spreads by rhizomes and will quickly grow into a large, robust planting. This also means that Canada anemone can easily overwhelm and out compete less hardy species, so give it its own space to colonize or choose other equally vigorous plant companions as neighbors. In bloom, plants can reach 24” tall. Canada anemone grows in full or partial sun, prefers moist, rich soils and is best used in large wet meadows or on stream banks.

QT. pot

Anemone canadensis | Canada anemone

Canada anemone provides a seasonal native ground cover topped by attractive white flowers in late spring. It spreads by rhizomes and will quickly grow into a large, robust planting. This also means that Canada anemone can easily overwhelm and out compete less hardy species, so give it its own space to colonize or choose other equally vigorous plant companions as neighbors. In bloom, plants can reach 24” tall. Canada anemone grows in full or partial sun, prefers moist, rich soils and is best used in large wet meadows or on stream banks.

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HABIT

Height: 1-2’

Bloom Time: late spring

SITE CONDITIONS

Light: full sun, part shade

Soil: medium-wet, average

CULTIVATION TIPS

Establishment: spreads rapidly

Deer Resistance: high, though foliage is consumed by rabbits

INTERACTIONS

Pollinator Support: low

Other: attracts beneficial insects including minute pirate bugs and chalcidoid wasps

CONSERVATION

Native Range: Northeast, Midwest

Seed Propagated: no