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It’s time to start planting Anemones! Some types of Anemone grow from knobbly looking bulbs and some types grow from bulbs which have a pointed end. Whichever type you get, plant them the same way - shallowly (around 3cm deep) and in a sheltered position with free draining soil. The irregular/knobbly looking bulbs can be planted any way up - it’s not easy to tell which is the top but they tend to find their own way. We recommend planting them on their sides. The bulbs with a pointed end should b
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It’s time to start planting Anemones! Some types of Anemone grow from knobbly looking bulbs and some types grow from bulbs which have a pointed end. Whichever type you get, plant them the same way - shallowly (around 3cm deep) and in a sheltered position with free draining soil. The irregular/knobbly looking bulbs can be planted any way up - it’s not easy to tell which is the top but they tend to find their own way. We recommend planting them on their sides. The bulbs with a pointed end should b
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