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Fantasy Cinderella Anemone

A terrific performer all around!
Sturdier and more weather resistant than other Japanese anemones, ‘Fantasy Cinderella’ features lovely bright pink, slightly cupped flowers with gold centers blooming profusely from mid-summer through fall. The compact plants are adaptable to a range of soils, easy to grow in containers or a woodland border, and bees and butterflies just love them! They make long-lasting cut flowers, and are followed by small, creamy white, cottony seed heads that add interest to the fall border, as well as to dried arrangements. A terrific performer all around!

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