Aneomonopsis macrophylla (ex: Seneca Hill) – ​​Bluish lavender flowers dangle and dance on purple-black wiry stems in late summer. They are delicate and florid with the central light lavender to whitish cup edged in a darker shade. The flowers do loosely resemble a lovely cross between anemone and epimedium, given that such a cross would be possible! A Japanese woodlander and a choice one at that Aneomonopsis macrophylla prefers fertile soil consistently moist in a moderately sheltered situation. Plant Aneomonopsis macrophylla in part to full shade. Division or seed grown.

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