Anemone coronaria 'Bordeaux'

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An utterly delicious, deep wine-red velvet, large-flowered anemone. Excellent for cutting and hugely recommended. More
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Utterly delicious, deep wine-red velvet, large-flowered anemone. Excellent for cutting and hugely recommended. These gave me more pleasure in February and March this spring than almost anything else we were growing.

Genus Anemone
Group/Species coronaria
Variety Bordeaux
Type Tender Perennial Corm
Common Name Poppy Anemone, Spanish Marigold, Windflower
Border Position Container, Front
Bulb Size 4/+

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Soil Type Chalky, Fertile, Neutral, Sandy
Scent Unscented
Site Full Sun
Moisture Well-drained
Height 25cm (10in)
Spacing Plant 7-8cm deep, 10-15cm apart on their longest side.
Sowing, Seeds, Planting Plant directly outside in April for June and July flowering or in June for September flowering. May also be planted September-October in mild areas or under cloches for February and March flowering. After flowering, the corms can be lifted and dried, or they may be left in the soil permanently, where they will flower annually April-June.
Care Tips Need to be protected from frosts and is therefore ideal for greenhouse planting. Move into the garden when all danger of frost is passed. Keep dry during dormant period. Lift and dry every two years, then re-plant. It is beneficial to soak the corms for 24 hours in tepid water prior to planting. Read Sarah's article for tips and advice on how to grow Anemone coronaria.
Flowering March - April (Early summer when planted in spring)
Vase Life Last well for up to 2 weeks in water.
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
  • Sow Under Cover/Plant Indoors
  • Direct Sow/Plant Outdoors
  • Flowers/Harvest
Advice
Growing Anemone coronaria

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Anemone coronaria 'Bordeaux' reviews

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Reviewed 4th August 2019 by Hazel

planted them in Spring. not seen yet .

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Richard

rally lovely flowers colour is magnificent plants themselves and leave are both a bit weedy -lets see if they come back next year

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Reviewed 30th June 2019 by Margaret

excellent service, delicate blooms

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Reviewed 26th June 2019 by Margaret

Corms produced lovely flowers with good colour

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Reviewed 21st November 2018 by Olga

These are the first anemones I've had no problems with. I soaked them for 24h then planted in a mixture of compost and sand in terracotta pots. The majority, if not all (didn't count), corms had leaves and quite a few flowers. I got these on sale so plated rather late in season and the summer was very hot this year, so I'm rather pleased with their performance. Lovely flowers and the service from SR is great.

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Reviewed 13th November 2018 by Barbara

Although product arrived promptly I have not had a single of the corms come up. I followed the planting instructions carefully and they were put in a good position in enriched clay soil with plenty of grit. I usually find Sarah Raven plants very good ( the osteospernum I bought are still going strong )so am extremely disappointed . what happened?

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Reviewed 7th November 2018 by Mary

Lovely colour when they came into bloom.

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Reviewed 7th November 2018 by Stephen

None of these corms produced a flower this year. Did I ourchase them too late? Will they produce a showing next year?

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Reviewed 31st October 2018 by Pauline

Very few flowers, probably the weather.

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Reviewed 4th October 2018 by Brigid

Service was fine, but only about 5 of the corms came up. I bought them because I had had a wonderful display of the pink ones the year previously, but whether it was the unusual weather we had this year, I do not know.

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Reviewed 20th September 2018 by Ruth

Followed all instructions and only 3 corms flowered

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Reviewed 19th September 2018 by Giuseppina

They were a great success. Great flowers, prolific and also good cut flower.

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Reviewed 19th September 2018 by Roger

The anemones never came through or the agapanthus

Reply from the Sarah Raven Team:

"Thank you for leaving your review. We are very sorry to hear of your disappointment with your anemones and agapanthus and have refunded you for them."

Posted 7th November 2018

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Reviewed 19th September 2018 by David

the product was as described. Delivery was within the timeline given and they all flowered wonderfully. This was the first time in years that I managed to get Freesia's to flower so profusely

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Reviewed 19th September 2018 by Andrew

The colour is wonderful, the best dark red anemone I've grown. Reasonably generous flowering and very good cut.

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Reviewed 17th September 2018 by Geraldine

Service fine. Corms did nothing

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Reviewed 30th August 2018 by Teresa

Yes all grew really well for me
Hope it continues

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Reviewed 29th August 2018 by Anna

They came into leaf and flower very well in container. However shortly afterwards just seemed to wilt and look unwell. The weather was good and they had sufficient water. Initially started them off in the greenhouse until in leaf, could that have been the problem?

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