Anemone Marianne White
Anemone ‘Marianne White’
A quietly elegant anemone with pure white, bowl-shaped flowers and a soft golden center. Flowering early in the year, it lifts borders and containers with effortless charm. Strong stems make it ideal for cutting, though it’s just as lovely left to dance in the spring breeze. Easy to grow, undemanding, and reliably beautiful — a true garden classic.
Pack size : 10 corms
Fall Shipping (late September - late October)
How to Plant & Grow
Type: Spring-flowering anemone (Anemone coronaria group)
Planting Time: Autumn/late winter with winter protection or early spring (for spring blooms)
Site: Full sun to light shade
Soil: Free-draining, fertile soil — sandy or loamy is ideal
Depth: Soak corms 4- 6 hours, then plant 2–3 inches deep, pointed end down
Spacing: Allow 4–6 inches between each corm
Watering: Water in after planting; keep soil lightly moist during active growth
Care: Mulch in winter if needed; in colder regions, lift and store corms after flowering
Though delicate in appearance, these anemones are tough little plants—coming back year after year with minimal fuss, and offering a soft, painterly palette that lifts the spirit at the very start of the gardening season.
Anemone ‘Marianne White’
A quietly elegant anemone with pure white, bowl-shaped flowers and a soft golden center. Flowering early in the year, it lifts borders and containers with effortless charm. Strong stems make it ideal for cutting, though it’s just as lovely left to dance in the spring breeze. Easy to grow, undemanding, and reliably beautiful — a true garden classic.
Pack size : 10 corms
Fall Shipping (late September - late October)
How to Plant & Grow
Type: Spring-flowering anemone (Anemone coronaria group)
Planting Time: Autumn/late winter with winter protection or early spring (for spring blooms)
Site: Full sun to light shade
Soil: Free-draining, fertile soil — sandy or loamy is ideal
Depth: Soak corms 4- 6 hours, then plant 2–3 inches deep, pointed end down
Spacing: Allow 4–6 inches between each corm
Watering: Water in after planting; keep soil lightly moist during active growth
Care: Mulch in winter if needed; in colder regions, lift and store corms after flowering
Though delicate in appearance, these anemones are tough little plants—coming back year after year with minimal fuss, and offering a soft, painterly palette that lifts the spirit at the very start of the gardening season.
Anemone ‘Marianne White’
A quietly elegant anemone with pure white, bowl-shaped flowers and a soft golden center. Flowering early in the year, it lifts borders and containers with effortless charm. Strong stems make it ideal for cutting, though it’s just as lovely left to dance in the spring breeze. Easy to grow, undemanding, and reliably beautiful — a true garden classic.
Pack size : 10 corms
Fall Shipping (late September - late October)
How to Plant & Grow
Type: Spring-flowering anemone (Anemone coronaria group)
Planting Time: Autumn/late winter with winter protection or early spring (for spring blooms)
Site: Full sun to light shade
Soil: Free-draining, fertile soil — sandy or loamy is ideal
Depth: Soak corms 4- 6 hours, then plant 2–3 inches deep, pointed end down
Spacing: Allow 4–6 inches between each corm
Watering: Water in after planting; keep soil lightly moist during active growth
Care: Mulch in winter if needed; in colder regions, lift and store corms after flowering
Though delicate in appearance, these anemones are tough little plants—coming back year after year with minimal fuss, and offering a soft, painterly palette that lifts the spirit at the very start of the gardening season.