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Anemone: everything you want to know

Don’t you just love Anemones? When the petals open up, each flower is a true beauty! There are many varieties available during the year. Marianne, Mona Lisa, Mistral and Fullstar are already some well-known groups of Anemones. Let your customers make the right floral choice for their designs: Anemone always fits, in every floral arrangement!

Anemone symbolism: honesty and care

Due to the poisonous effect of the Anemone plant, it was considered holy in the Middle Ages. The Anemone is a symbol of honesty and care. If you are giving a bouquet of Anemones, you are giving the message that you want to be together with this person.

In which varieties is Anemone available?

Anemone flowers, part of the Ranunculaceae family, are known for their captivating colors and unique shapes. They come in a variety of vibrant shades such as white, pink, red, purple, and blue, adding a burst of beauty to any setting. Designers can even opt for more expression by choosing varieties with a powdery look or with absorbed-dyed colors. The central corolla or crown, surrounded by delicate petals, gives them their distinctive appearance. Some varieties have single-layered petals with a cluster of stamens, while others feature double-layered petals or petaloids, creating a fuller and more intricate blossom.