Leave the Anemones wrapped to minimize evaporation through the leaves.
Put the stems into water containing the appropriate concentration of cut flower food for bulb flowers.
The flowers should be stored upright whenever possible; If Anemones are laid down, the stems will curve.
Anemones should be stored at low temperatures to stop the stems from growing.
The recommended temperature is 35 F.
Tips for care in the shop
On arrival in the shop cut a piece off the stems and remove any wrapper.
Put the stems into water containing the appropriate concentration of cut flower food for bulb flowers.
The flowers should be stored upright whenever possible; If Anemone are laid down, the stems will curve.
To keep the flowers upright an upside down flowerpot can be put into the Anemone container.
Anemone should be stored at low temperatures to stop the stems from growing.
The recommended temperature is 35 F.
Advise customers to give the flowers a light spot in the house in autumn and winter. This helps the flowers color well. In the spring and summer the flowers should be given a relatively cool spot to stop them from drooping.
Tips for care in the home
Cut a piece off the stems.
Put the flowers into a clean vase containing fresh water and add cut flower food for bulb flowers.
Keep them out of draughts and full sunlight.
In autumn and winter Anemone will do best in a well-lit spot - it brings out their best color.
In the spring and summer Anemone should not get too warm, as this causes them to droop.
No additional care is needed; the flowers open easily.
Their length and wide choice of colors make Anemone ideal for use in short-stemmed bouquets or biedermeiers.
The flowers look best in a bunch containing some cut foliage; they are also easier to arrange in the vase with added foliage.
Anemone continue to grow in the vase and it is useful to remember this fact when arranging them.
