Anemone "Blue Flame" is a low-growing perennial that quickly covers the soil with a green carpet of parsley-like dissected leaves as early as April. The plant maintains its decorative appearance until late autumn and is perfect for both the garden and the windowsill. In a closed environment, it remains alive even during winter, and with open planting, it delights the eye with its bright coloring in spring and summer.
In early April or early May, the anemone produces tight buds that open into small daisies with a purple hue. The flowers have a diameter of about 5–8 cm and can be gently pink or double-flowered, sometimes with a blue "eye" in the center. The flowering period lasts from three to four weeks, and under favorable conditions, the plant may bloom for more than a month.
For successful growth, the anemone prefers loose, fertile soil with good drainage and moderate moisture. The plant likes open sunny spots but also develops well in partial shade. It is important to ensure a sufficient amount of organic matter in the soil; the plant does not require frequent watering but should remain slightly moist. "Blue Flame" is the ideal choice for those seeking a beautiful and durable decorative element with bright color and interesting leaf shape.
