Anemone obtusiloba patula crevices wardii x lycopodioides)

wardii x lycopodioides)

Has grey-blue leaves so small the plant appears like a velvety mould creeping over gritty soil

These plants are 4 years old

that is possible to discern by eye

A cool aspect with morning or afternoon sun

Anemone obtusiloba patula crevices wardii x lycopodioides)A rare alpine plant native to the mountainous regions of Pakistan, Burma, Nepal and Tibet. Plants have a tufted, clump forming habit, and lovely pale blue flowers appearing in a flush in Spring and then sporadically until it dies back for winter. Prefers a moist but free draining position in part shade to sun as long as it isn't too hot. Lovely in troughs and containers, a woodland or front of a shady border.