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Anemones in Autumn

comments (1) November 3rd, 2009 in gallery

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Click the image to enlarge. Photo: Tom Karwin
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I planted a pink anemone and a white anemoe a few years ago, and now have a couple dozen plants growing under high shade. This plant spread readily, but I appreciate the blossoms and don't mind having to thin them occasionally.

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ifonly writes: What a close-up! You chose the perfect lighting - pretty shadowplay. I've tried these many times & they just refuse to thrive for me. You're lucky, skilled, or both. Me? Just a little envious.... Posted: 5:27 pm on November 5th
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