
From the species-rich genus Anemone (family Ranunculaceae,
around 120 species) belongs to the group of autumn-blooming anemones
the most attractive garden perennials of this period. They are quite incremental, trsnaté
plants with a height of 0,6 when 1,5 m, which from bundle roots, through
underground outcrops, they grow further into larger stands. From mid-summer then
from ground rosettes, long-petioled, divided leaves grow flower-bearing
stems. They carry distinctive, big flowers
in white, pink and crimson shades, which gradually bloom until