Anemone Pretty Lady Susan

Anemone plants are deer and rabbit-resistant garden perennials. These plants have a slight fragrance to them that humans adore, but wildlife does not at all. Even though these perennials are bright and colorful, their scent deters all wildlife like deer and rabbits far away. Of course, this is not one-hundred percent of the time, wildlife could make their way to your plants and have a snack or two, but the majority of the time, your Anemone perennials will be left alone in your beautiful garden.

Anemone plants can be planted in various areas of your landscape or garden. They look beautiful as accent plants because they create texture and their clumping growth adds beautiful shapes to your garden. You can also plant them as a groundcover to surround your garden with beautiful small pink and yellow flowers. Anemone plants can also be potted in containers and placed on patios or decks as beautiful pops of colorful flowers.

Anemone plants are popular when it comes to planting perennial flowers. You can plant these in a container with drainage holes and in potting soil that is rich and well-draining. It is crucial to know that these plants prefer to have moist soil but do not oversaturate your plants. Overwatering your plant could cause root rot disease and possibly kill your flowers. It is vital to have well-draining soil and a container with drainage holes to ensure your plant has the proper drainage conditions. Also, if you live in a warm climate, place your plant in an area that receives sunlight throughout the day but shaded time during the midday. If you live in a cold location, you can put your perennials in the sunlight for the majority of the day.