Japanese Anemone Plants

Shop hardy Japanese anemone plants for beautiful late-summer and autumn colour. These easy-growing perennials produce elegant pink or white flowers on graceful stems and are ideal for borders, cottage gardens and planting in sun or partial shade.
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Japanese Anemones for Late-Summer & Autumn Colour

Japanese anemones are one of the most useful perennials for keeping borders colourful as summer begins to fade. Their elegant pink or white flowers are held on slender stems above fresh green foliage, bringing height and movement to borders from late summer into autumn.

They work particularly well in cottage gardens, mixed perennial borders and partially shaded planting schemes, and combine beautifully with ornamental grasses, hardy geraniums, hydrangeas and other late-flowering perennials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should I plant Japanese anemones? +

Japanese anemones grow well in sun or partial shade and prefer fertile soil that holds some moisture without becoming waterlogged. Partial shade is particularly useful in gardens where many traditional flowering perennials struggle.

When do Japanese anemones flower? +

Most Japanese anemones flower from late summer into autumn, making them particularly valuable for extending colour later in the gardening season.

Are Japanese anemones hardy? +

Japanese anemones are hardy herbaceous perennials. They die back over winter before producing fresh growth again the following year.

Do Japanese anemones spread? +

Once established, Japanese anemones can gradually form larger clumps and spread through a border. Give them enough room to develop and divide or control established clumps if they begin growing beyond the space available.

What looks good with Japanese anemones? +

Try pairing Japanese anemones with ornamental grasses, hardy geraniums, hydrangeas and other cottage-garden perennials. The softer foliage and grasses work particularly well with the tall, airy anemone flowers.

Explore our Perennials, Ornamental Grasses, Cottage Garden Plants and Plants for Partial Shade for more planting ideas.