Anemone perennials that bloom in the fall are mostly hardy and don't need winter protection. Bulb anemones, on the other hand, almost never survive cold winters. They should always be overwintered indoors.

Protect perennials from frost in the first year

Older anemone perennials are frost hardy. You don't mind cold winters. Autumn anemones planted at the beginning of the year should be covered to be on the safe side. are suitable for this

  • leaves
  • straw
  • brushwood

Only use dry materials to prevent the anemones from rotting.

Dig up tubers in autumn and overwinter indoors

Tuber anemones are almost never hardy. Dig them up in the fall and overwinter them in a frost-free spot. Replant the bulbs in early spring.

tips and tricks

If you buy anemone bulbs in stores, you will find information on the pack as to whether the variety is hardy. Don't rely on that. Most tuberous anemones do not survive outdoor temperatures below zero.

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