Anemone Mistral Tigre Wine

Unveiling the Unique Ombre Beauty: Anemone Mistral Tigre Wine Bulbs

Transform your garden with the captivating elegance of Anemone Mistral Tigre Wine. This exquisite variety boasts a truly unique and breathtaking visual, featuring a distinctive ombre effect that seamlessly blends a gentle light lavender into a rich, nearly burgundy purple hue. Each bloom is a masterpiece, adding sophisticated depth and dramatic flair to your landscape.

With an established height of 20-30cm and a spread of 10-20cm, these upright beauties are perfect for creating a stunning visual impact in various settings. Anemone Mistral Tigre Wine is a beloved choice for cut flower gardens, offering long-lasting blooms with strong stems that are highly prized by florists. Its striking color transition makes it an exceptional addition to bouquets, providing a touch of antique charm and modern allure.

Beyond its use as a cut flower, this versatile anemone thrives in pots, borders, wildlife gardens, and cottage gardens. It’s an easy-to-grow option for gardeners of all skill levels, establishing quickly in its first year. While half-hardy and typically grown as an annual in many climates, its vibrant display makes it well worth the effort.

To grow Anemone from corms, start by soaking the corms in water for 6-12 hours to rehydrate them, then plant them pointy-side down in well-draining soil, 2-3 inches deep and 6-9 inches apart. Pre-sprouting the corms can help them bloom a few weeks earlier

Key Features of Anemone Mistral Tigre Wine:

• Unique Ombre Color: Seamless blend from light lavender to rich burgundy purple.
• Bulb Size: 3/4
• Established Height: 20-30cm
• Established Spread: 10-20cm
• Plant Spacing: Recommended 90 bulbs per m² for a dense display.
• Leaf Color: Lush Green foliage.
• Habit: Upright growth for elegant presentation.
• Life Cycle: Annual (often grown as such, though half-hardy).
• Years to Establish: First-year flowering.
• Sunlight: Thrives in Full Sun to Partial Shade.
• Position: Prefers a Sheltered location.
• Suitable For: Pots, Borders, Wildlife gardens, Cottage gardens, and Cut flower gardens.
• Soil Acidity: Tolerates any soil acidity.
• Soil Moisture: Requires free-draining soil.
• Soil Type: Adaptable to Loam, Sandy, and Multipurpose compost.
• Growing Skill: Easy to Grow.
• Scented: No.
• Pollinator-Friendly: Yes, attracts beneficial pollinators.