Coastal Drift Collection (60 Corms)
Ranunculus x asiaticus, Anemone coronaria L.
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Coastal Drift Collection – A sophisticated blend of blue and white anemones intertwined with soft, elegant white ranunculus blooms, evoking the tranquil beauty of the coast. Perfect for transforming your garden or adorning pots with coastal charm, this collection captures the essence of natural elegance into your home or outdoor spaces.
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Product information
Last Chance. Coastal Drift Collection – A sophisticated blend of blue and white anemones intertwined with soft, elegant white ranunculus blooms, evoking the tranquil beauty of the coast. Perfect for transforming your garden or adorning pots with coastal charm, this collection captures the essence of natural elegance into your home or outdoor spaces.
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Hardware, books, bulbs, tuber orders:
$14.50
Seeds can be added for no additional charge.
If plants are included in the order:
1–14 plants: $29.00
15–29 plants: $39.50
30+ plants: $50.00
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Product Information
Last Chance. Coastal Drift Collection – A sophisticated blend of blue and white anemones intertwined with soft, elegant white ranunculus blooms, evoking the tranquil beauty of the coast. Perfect for transforming your garden or adorning pots with coastal charm, this collection captures the essence of natural elegance into your home or outdoor spaces.
How to grow
Plant in autumn for colour from early spring. Corms are like dried roots rather than a traditional bulb, so plant pointy end down so that the top growth can shoot straight up through the soil. Water while active but allow to dry out while dormant. Wait until the foliage has died down before pruning to the ground. Corms can be left in situ for flowering the following year. Fertilise in early spring and again in summer to ensure maximum performance, year after year.
Growing information
| Growing needs |
Light:
Full Sun
Water:
Drought tolerant
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