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Potted anemones bring vibrant colors to the balcony.

Although primarily known as beautiful garden plants, anemones can also be grown in pots, allowing you to enjoy them in a smaller format.

Anemones are ideal for pots in a smaller format. This makes them perfect for balconies or terraces. Some bloom in spring, while others bloom in autumn.

### A Variety of Colors with Potted Anemones

Anemones are among the plants that display a wide range of colors and shapes. It's no surprise, as they can be found in all temperate climates with their numerous species. They exist in every direction of the wind, which may explain why they are also called windflowers. What thrives so cheerfully in the garden can also beautify the balcony. Planting anemones in pots works just as well. To showcase their vibrant beauty, it's best to pair them with a bold container. If placed in a sunny to partially shaded spot, potted anemones will even thrive in a hanging basket.

### High-Quality Potting Soil

For potted anemones, choose high-quality potting soil. The tubers need an environment with good drainage. Spring-blooming varieties, planted in autumn, should not freeze during winter. The ideal place for them is an unheated greenhouse, but a cold frame also works well for potted anemones. Once winter has passed, the young plants need temperatures between five and nine degrees Celsius. By March, you will begin to see the fruits of your efforts.

### Potted Anemones without Waterlogging

For autumn anemones, choose a container that allows the plant to spread its roots well. Again, use high-quality soil. To prevent waterlogging, make sure to include reliable drainage in the pot. Check the moisture every other day—never let them dry out! From late spring to Indian summer, feed the potted anemones with fertilizer, preferably in liquid form. In winter, trim the plants and provide a protective layer against freezing temperatures. Occasionally water the plants during mild winter days.

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