Anemone Bulbs -white, Mount Everest - Very Hardy Perennial

Anemone coronaria ‘Mount Everest’ — Double White Poppy Anemone — is a standout double anemone with clean, pure white blooms that strongly resemble a short Shasta daisy in their form and versatility. Extra early blooming. Soft, ferny foliage adds delicate texture. An outstanding choice for containers, bedding, or tucked at the base of small lacy-leaved trees and shrubs. One of the most elegant and useful white perennial bulbs available — try it once and you’ll be adding more next season. Deer resistant. Naturalizes and multiplies freely.

Tip: Soak bulbs in water for 24 hours before planting to rehydrate corms for faster establishment.

Plant Highlights

• Pure white double flowers resembling a short Shasta daisy — clean, elegant, and versatile
• Extra early blooming — one of the first anemones to flower in late spring
• Ferny, soft foliage; outstanding in containers, bedding, and mixed plantings
• Excellent cut flower
• Deer resistant; naturalizes and multiplies freely over the years
• All zones | Height: 10–12 inches | Bulb spacing: 16 per sq ft

Planting Guide

Pre-soak: Soak corms in water for 24 hours before planting to rehydrate.

Depth: Plant 3–5 cm deep, no less than 10 cm (4 inches) apart.

Soil: Rich, well-drained soil. The richer the soil, the more blooms per corm. Excellent drainage is critical — corms are very sensitive to dampness and rot in waterlogged conditions.

Light: Full sun preferred; tolerates partial shade. Do not provide artificial heat to container-grown corms.

Naturalizing: Anemones multiply quickly and naturalize over the years — an excellent long-term investment for borders, rockeries, and containers.

Care Guide

Water regularly during the growing season. Maintain excellent drainage at all times. Anemone coronaria is hardy across all zones; in very cold zones, lift corms after the first frost and store in a cool, dry place until spring.

Planting Specs

• Common name: Mount Everest Double White Anemone, Windflower
• Botanical name: Anemone coronaria ‘Mount Everest’
• Type: Perennial bulb (corm)
• Bloom: Double white; resembles short Shasta daisy
• Bloom time: Late spring (extra early)
• Height: 10–12 inches | Bulb spacing: 16 per sq ft
• Zones: All | Light: Full sun to partial shade
• Deer resistant: Yes | Naturalizes: Yes | Cut flower: Excellent