Anemone. Legends and curiosities myths. Part. 3. (Photos by sard@rt)

The anemones, after their introduction in Europe, experienced a real golden period around the seventeenth century, which in any case concerned all the flowers that came from the bulb. It will also be for the ease of their transport and their cultivation they still had a period of great success in the nineteenth century that continued until the twenties of the twentieth century.

Easy to grow and very suitable for forming romantic bouquets, coronary anemone is the most appreciated variety due to its shapes and colors.
The cultivation of this flower which has no great pretensions is quite simple.
Undemanding we can use it for borders, or in bowls preferably low and wide and associated with other flowers such as daffodils or hyacinths.
Anemones can be planted in full only and do not require special fertilizations but they do like flower nourishment which helps to develop more resistant flowers.

Perfect for bouquets of flowers or colorful centerpieces.
All photo are mine,
I use a Nikon D 3200 and a Sigma Lens 105 mm, F2.8

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