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Red anemone bulbs for planting – 10 bulbs

Name: Red anemone bulbs for planting – 10 bulbs
Brand: אסא בצלי פרחים
SKU: DG-BULB-ANEMONE-RED
Price: 25.00 ILS
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✓ Striking red
✓ Ten bulbs per pack
✓ Beautiful next to the green

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In the pack

10 bulbs

Red anemones

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Preparation

12-hour soak

In water, in a shaded spot

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Planting

October-December

Immediately after soaking

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Bloom

February-April

Red with dark center

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Light

Full sun

Sunny spot

🌺 Red Anemones - The red of the Israeli winter, in your planter

Ten red anemone bulbs for planting, in an Asa package. Open flowers in a deep, vibrant red with a dark center, on thin stems about 30 cm tall - a clear, singular splash of color in a planter or flower bed.

The common anemone is an Israeli wildflower that was chosen in a 2013 public survey as "Israel's Flower" - and the red anemones are the ones that paint the fields of the Western Negev at the end of winter. Before planting, soak the bulbs for about 12 hours and plant immediately - from October to December, in a sunny spot.

🌺 Why red anemones?

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Solid red

A single strong shade that gives the flower bed a clear focus of color that can be seen even from a distance.

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Recognizable Israeli flower

The red anemone is known from the winter fields. With these bulbs, it will bloom at your place too.

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No refrigeration required

No fridge needed - just a soak of about 12 hours before planting.

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Flowers for a vase

The anemones that grow at your place can be cut for a small vase. In the wild, the anemone is protected and picking it is forbidden.

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They can return

In areas without summer irrigation, you can leave the bulbs in the ground for the next season.

📍 Where to plant?

Important: The anemone needs full sun. In a shaded spot, the stems stretch out and the blooming is sparser.

🌿 Sunny planter

5-10 cm spacing

🪴 Wide pot

With a drainage hole

🏡 Flower bed

A red patch in a group

🪨 Rock garden

Sun and good drainage

🌾 Wild-style garden

Near weeds and wildflowers

⚠️ Avoid: Shade most of the day, heavy and wet soil, and summer irrigation when you want to leave the bulbs in the ground - they might rot.

🌱 Planting and care

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Soak before planting

Soak the bulbs in water for about 12 hours, in a shaded spot.
The bulbs will swell - that's a good sign. Plant immediately after soaking.

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When to plant

October-December, after the weather cools down.

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Depth and spacing

Depth of about 3 cm, spacing of 5-10 cm.
If it is difficult to identify which side is up - lay the bulb on its side.

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Soil and drainage

Soil or well-aerated, drained growing medium. In a pot - an open drainage hole.

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Irrigation

Water after planting and keep the soil slightly moist during the growth period.
Do not flood - bulbs in saturated soil will rot.

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After blooming

When the leaves yellow - stop watering.
You can dig up the bulbs and store them in a dry, ventilated place, or leave them in soil that won't be watered in the summer.

📝 What is important to know

🔍 Which side is up?

The anemone bulb has an irregular shape, and it is difficult to identify the top side. Planting on its side solves this - the sprout will find its way up.

⏱️ Soaking in moderation

About 12 hours in water is enough. Much longer soaking may cause rot.

🌼 Anemones in nature

The anemone is protected in the wild, and it is forbidden to pick it in the field. Flowers that grew in your garden or planter - you may pick.

📅 Estimated dates

The dates and heights are estimates, and depend on the region, the weather, and the growing conditions.

📋 Technical specifications

🏷️ Name	Red Anemones
🔬 Latin name	Anemone coronaria
📦 Quantity per pack	10 corms, in Asa packaging
💧 Preparation	Soak in water for about 12 hours, in a shaded spot
🗓️ Planting season	October-December
🌺 Flowering season	February-April
📏 Planting depth	approx. 3 cm
↔️ Spacing	5-10 cm
☀️ Sun exposure	Full sun
📐 Height at maturity	approx. 30 cm (when blooming)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ Why do I need to soak the corms?

The corms arrive dry and hard. Soaking (approx. 12 hours in water, in a shaded spot) restores their moisture and helps them start growing. Plant immediately after.

❓ When do you plant anemones?

In October-December, after the weather cools down.

❓ How deep, and which side up?

At a depth of about 3 cm and spaced 5-10 cm apart. If it's unclear which side is up, place the corm on its side.

❓ How many corms are needed for a planter?

With 5-10 cm spacing, one bag of 10 corms is suitable for a small-to-medium planter or a wide pot. For a large red splash in a flower bed, several bags are recommended.

❓ How long until flowering?

Flowering usually occurs in February-April. The exact timing depends on the planting date and the weather.

❓ What do I do after blooming?

Leave the leaves until they turn yellow and stop watering. You can remove the corms and store them in a dry, ventilated place until autumn.

❓ Will the anemones bloom again next year?

They can, if the corms remain dry during summer – either in dry storage or in soil that isn't watered during summer. There is no guarantee of blooming every year.

🌺 In short – who is this for?

Red anemones are perfect for those who want the familiar red of the Israeli winter in a sunny planter, a pot, or a flower bed. Soak, plant, and provide plenty of sun.

💡 Tip: Plant all ten corms close to each other in the same spot – one large red patch is more striking than scattered corms.

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