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Not
far from our home is the half acre oakwood
where I walk each morning. The oak trees there
were grown from acorns of Irish native oak from
Belvoir.
I planted
these wood anemones among the trees over
the last 10 to 12 years. As you
can see they really enjoy the natural
conditions of a closed summer canopy and
deep leaf litter.
They have spread and multiplied over time,
though a few have been dug up by the public,
especially the yellows and pinks.
Anemone
nemorosa also mixes well with other woodlanders,
including erythroniums, in my home garden - but
that's another story.
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