Anemone coronaria HollandiaThe beauty of these plants is their ability to create spectacular displays by producing long lasting vibrant red poppy-like flowers with large petals on glossy foliage in early spring. They’re an excellent choice for borders or rockeries, but can also be grown in pots or containers. Gardeners everywhere just cherish these charming old favourites. How to take care of Coronaria HollandiaCoronaria Hollandia should be soaked in water for 12 hours prior to planting. Plant Coronaria Hollandia in well-drained soil in a sunny, sheltered spot or in full sun or if planted in pots. You can improve heavy soil by mixing in some sand. Plant Coronaria Hollandia accordingly to the instruction on the package. Water well after planting. For best results, as the buds materialize, add a high potash liquid feed in early spring to fertilize. Remove dead flower heads to promote new growth. Allow foliage to die back naturally as this will send nutrients to Coronaria Hollandia for next year’s bloom. Please note to survive harsh winters apply a mulch (straw or newspaper) over Coronaria Hollandia them to avoid any frost damage. Remove mulch when all danger of frost has passed. If you plant Coronaria Hollandia between September and November and from Late march (no frosts) until late June, you will have an ongoing sequence of Anemone blooming until as late as August Details :
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