American Meadows September Charm Anemone

Shipping as a bare root means the plant arrives without a pot or soil around its roots, which is a standard, healthy way to transport dormant perennials. Once you receive it, you should plant it promptly in well-drained soil to help it establish its root system before the growing season kicks into high gear.

You should plant it so the base of the stems sits right at the soil surface. Avoid burying the crown too deeply, as this can cause the plant to struggle or rot.

No, this variety is considered deer resistant. While no plant is entirely deer-proof if food sources are scarce, deer generally tend to avoid this anemone.

September Charm Anemone prefers full sun to partial shade. While it can handle some shade, you will get the most robust blooming and stronger stems if it receives at least a few hours of direct sunlight each day.

They are excellent for floral arrangements. Their tall, elegant stems and late-season blooms add a sophisticated touch to bouquets when many other summer flowers have already faded.

While they are vigorous perennials that will establish themselves well over time, they are generally well-behaved and not considered invasive. They will slowly spread to form a nice clump, but they aren't known to take over a garden bed aggressively.