Anemonella thalictroides Cameo North America from a slowly creeping rhizome

from a slowly creeping rhizome that makes a 4' wide clump in 6 years

subletting it during opposite growing seasons

From an underground tuber in early spring (early April in NC)

These are hand-selected yellow-flowered seedlings from the gardens at Plant Delights

white sepals back the contrasting long raspberry spurs and matching cup

Anemonella thalictroides Cameo North America from a slowly creeping rhizome(Thalictrum thalictroides) Anemonella 'Cameo' is a lovely selection of the native deer resistant rue anemone and one of the fastest multiplying of the double clones which still isn't saying much. The short clumps of typical thalictrum foliage are topped from April to June with the cutest double, light pink flowers. Plant Anemonella 'Cameo' in a special well drained place away from larger competitors great for the rock garden, but mark the plant's