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Anemones
Anemones are some of the first perennial bulbs to bloom in the spring. They are a welcome sight with their bright colors. Easy
to grow, anemones thrive in rich, moist soil, one which drains well in the winter. Plant 1-2” deep and 3-4” apart
for a good splash of color each spring. Anemones like it cool and will thrive in shady spots as well as sunny spots with mulch
on the soil. Store bulbs in your refridgerator until planting. Soak in water for 24 hours prior planting. Anemones are hardy to
zone 5 without protection and can be hardy to zone 3 with some protection.
Diamond Lilies
Nerine sarniensis also known as diamond lilies, range in color from crimson to scarlet, pink to magenta, and from salmon to pure
white. They are trademarked by “glittering gold dust.” When in bright light they sparkle profusely. Plant bulbs 3-4”
apart with neck of bulb just below soil surface in full sun to partial shade. Nerines are dormant in the summer and bloom in the
fall with strap-like foliage throughout the winter. They are reliably hardy to zone 5 and need to be planted in well draining
soil. Nerines are easy to grow and multiply quickly. Fertilize moderately.
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