Quick Facts
Exposure: Full Shade
Height at Maturity: Under 12 Inches
Usage: Flower Gardens
Shipped As: Bare-root
Planting Zones: 4-8
Product Details
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Rue Anemone perennials are a perfect addition to gardens seeking a spring bloomer. They produce pink or white flowers with up to eight elongated petals. This perennial is part of the Buttercup family and is native to the eastern United States. Each stem grows upright and contains between one and six flowers.
Rue Anemone Plants Are Spring Bloomers
Each flower reaches one inch in width, and mature plants grow between four and nine inches tall. This perennial's soft, bright appearance makes it an excellent choice for various landscape designs. It grows well in different conditions and resists drought, disease, and pests.
Hummingbirds and Other Pollinators Love This Perennial
Known as Thalictrum thalictroides or Anemonella thalictroides, this wildflower has delicate flowers with clusters of pollen-laced yellow pistils that attract bees, hummingbirds, and butterflies. It is commonly used in rock gardens, shady borders, and secluded garden areas to add color and balance.
This Flowering Plant Goes Dormant in the Summer
These Perennials delights with upward-facing flowers and soft green foliage in spring and becomes dormant in summer. This herbaceous perennial grows from tuberous roots. Stems are reddish-brown and hairless, while serrated leaves remain dark green, reaching up to an inch and a half in length. Leaves grow in a whorl from trifold basal leaves.
The Rue Anemone Has Stunning Green Foliage
Leaves are divided into three leaflets, adding rich green foliage to the garden. This Perennial is a gentle grower, making it ideal for small gardens or areas where a pop of color is desired.
This Perennial is definitely a beautiful plant. It’s sometimes called false rue anemone. The official name is Enemion biternatum. It is one of the classic native plants of eastern North America. It loves growing on wooded slopes. You see it right in early spring. Look closely at the flowers—they have those distinctive petal-like sepals. The Rue Anemone is ideal for naturalized gardens.
