Anemone coronaria ‘Mount Everest’ produces showy flowers from spring into early summer. For the best start, soak the tubers overnight before planting them as soon as the ground thaws.
The plants grow in full sun or partial shade and prefer well-drained soil. In zones 3–6, plant in spring; in zones 7–10, plant in fall or very early spring. Raised beds can help the plants return more reliably year after year.
Features
Showy spring-to-early-summer flowers
Suitable for full sun or partial shade
Can return as a perennial in raised beds
Tuber size: 8/+ cm
Hardiness zones: 3–10
Planting density: 10 per square foot
Planting time in zones 3–6: Spring
Planting time in zones 7–10: Fall or very early spring
