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Japanese Anenome

When first given some Japanese Anenomes I immediately planted them in a hot border by the house. It was quite the wrong place, but luckily for me the soil was desperately dry and I was able to dig out all the bits of roots.

Beware - Japanese Anenomes are very invasive.
perfect white japanese anenome flower

An area down the driveway was designated as a more appropriate patch, and all plants were moved there. So far they have not gone forth and multiplied too much. Again the soil is infertile and inclined to be dry, and their beautiful white flowers brighten up this shady spot, though they aren't happy in autumn droughts.

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