Cut-leaf anemone "Rubra"

Hudson's anemone (cut-leaf anemone) "Rubra" - Anemone multifida.
Luxurious plant with a delicate aroma!
A very rare winter-hardy perennial about 25 cm high with ruby flowers up to 3 cm in diameter and beautiful carved foliage. Blooms in May-June. It grows both in partial shade and in the light.
Agrotechnics.
Seeds are sown before winter or spring. When spring sowing, the seeds are stratified for three months. Crops are lightly sprinkled with soil and protected from direct sunlight. Seedlings appear in two weeks. Dive with the development of the first pair of true leaves. Seedlings are planted in early June, after the end of spring frosts.
It is used to decorate flower beds, group plantings and mixborders.

Family: Ranunculaceae.
Origin: hybrid origin from crossing the American (Anemone multifida) and the European (Anemone sylvestris).
Features: attractive foliage and flowers.
Colour: carmine red.
Natural flowering period: May - June.
Winter hardiness: Z2.
Type of growth: vertical.
Foliage: leaves are palmately divided.
Flowering plant height: 25-30 cm.
Distance between plants: 30 cm.
Soil Requirements: well-drained soil, pH 5.8-6.8.
Location: full sun to partial shade.
Usage: looks good with Alchemilla mollis, Aquilegia and Rumex sanguineus.
Best sowing date: November - March.
Germination: the seeds of this perennial germinate very unevenly over a long period. Lower temperatures below +5°C are very effective. It is necessary to maintain constant humidity. Do not leave in direct sunlight.
From germination to transplant: 4-8 weeks.
1.0 g = 1000 seeds.

Hudson's anemone, cut-leaf anemone. Bot. syn.: Anemone globosa, Anemone magellanica Hort., Anemone hudsoniana Poir.