Anemone reflexa

Ranunculaceae

These are anemones that are larger than the spring-flowering Anemone blanda and nemorosa, typically 30 to 50 cm high, some a little taller, some more spreading. All have lovely flowers, white, pale yellow, blue, red, often with a darker flush to the outside of the petals (strictly sepals). They include plants from woods and from alpine meadows, and originate all round the northern hemisphere.

Anemone reflexa is an unusual species of Anemone from the Far East, with curious flowers, with fairly narrow sepals, pure white.
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		Anemone barbulata is a newly introduced species, originating in China, which has multiply branched slender stems bearing clusters of many delicate, small white flowers, blue on the reverse.
		Anemone demissa SDR4306 is a particularly beautiful anemone, with large, pure white flowers, that we have seen growing in limestone meadows, although it can sometimes be found in more stony environments.
		Anemone drummondii is a western American species, with divided leaves and creamy white flowers, followed by heads of fluffy seeds.
		Anemone x hybrida 'Honorine Jobert' is a vigorous, compact Japanese anemone hybrid cultivar, with large, pure white flowers, highly regarded and sought after.
		Anemone x lesseri has deeply divided leaves and flowers that should be bright red, although white-flowered forms are known.
		Anemone parviflora is a neat, compact plant, with large, white flowers with a yellow boss of stamens, each flower in a separate erect stem. The outsides of the sepals (and therefore the buds) have a bluish tinge. It comes from sub-arctic parts of north America.