These photos were taken on July 31st and August 1st, so this flower is definitely too early!
Well, early or not, it looks nice in the garden.
I recently noticed that the plant (which I acquired last Summer) had produced a few "babies", (they propagate via underground runners) so I dug some up and put them in a big pot so that I can bring them on and eventually plant them elsewhere. Maybe I'll put them into separate big pots as I do with most of my flowers. I do this so that I can change the layout of my garden whenever I like, in order to maximise the potential of whatever is flowering at the time.
When it catches the rays of the evening sun, this flower is really very attractive. Its delicate mauve colouring makes a big contrast to the bright reds and yellows which dominate other parts of the garden.
My too have some opened flowers and lots of buds. This year it is certainly a bit early though, Japanese anemones flower from August to October. I suppose the hybrid you have looks at it's best in September. Anyway, they are lovely plants.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, such a delicate looking flower.
ReplyDeleteI think this is an inaccurately names plant as I've looked back through my photos and noticed it usually flowers from July but ut does continues into September so maybe that's where the name comes from.
ReplyDeleteI like that light pink color. Mine are all white which isn't as nice. I don't know why I'm not a fan of white flowers but I'm not. We should never have put in a white one. I haven't seen buds on my anemone yet.
ReplyDeleteOur 'September Charm' is consistently in flower from July, I think it is just contrary! A lovely plant though, and yours looks very happy.
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