Hepatica – Classic – Guide & Order

Hepatica in a classic style. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Anemone – Classic, a Timeless Favourite

Anemone – Classic is one of our most beloved classic cut flowers. With its delicate spring flowers, Hepatica – Classic creates a fresh and welcoming feeling in any room. This elegant flower is perfect for those who want to give something beautiful without overcomplicating matters. Anemone – Classic suits almost any occasion, but above all, it's an excellent thank you flower when you want to express your gratitude in style.

Practical Properties and Care

Hepatica – Classic thrives best in shade, making it ideal if you don't have access to a sunny spot at home. The flower needs plenty of water to develop optimally, so keep the soil moist and water it regularly. Hepatica – Classic is a low-growing woodland flower of around 5-15 centimetres, and it makes a charming display in a small vase or pot.

The Perfect Gift for Every Occasion

If you're looking for a flower that never fails, Anemone – Classic is your answer. Whether it's a personal visit, a congratulation or simply to impress without any fuss, Anemone – Classic delivers every time. The flower looks just as beautiful in a simple vase as in a larger bouquet alongside other flowers. It has no noticeable scent, so it sits well alongside more fragrant flowers.

A Flower to Keep in Mind

It's important to note that Hepatica – Classic is toxic to pets, so place the flower in a safe spot if you have cats or dogs at home. Despite this caveat, Anemone – Classic is an unbeatable choice when you want to give a gift that is both beautiful and meaningful. Order your Anemone – Classic today and let this classic flower speak for itself.

Quick facts – Hepatica – Classic

Colour
blue
Latin name
Hepatica nobilis
Type
wildflower
Flowering
march-may
Light
partial shade
Water
moderate
Height
5-15 cm
Scent
none
Toxic to pets
yes
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FAQ about Hepatica – Classic

What kind of soil suits hepaticas best?
Hepaticas thrive in well-drained but moisture-retentive, humus-rich soil. Limy soil suits them especially well. A spot in partial shade beneath deciduous trees is ideal.
How often should hepaticas be watered?
In spring and early summer hepaticas need steady moisture, but avoid overwatering. Water only when the surface of the soil feels dry, usually once or twice a week in dry weather.
Do hepaticas need pruning?
Hepaticas need hardly any pruning. Leave the leaves after flowering so the plant can build up energy for next year. Old, damaged leaves can be removed in late winter so the new flowers show better.
Which pests and diseases can affect hepaticas?
Hepaticas are generally very resilient. The most common problem is rot from too much moisture or poor drainage. Slugs may sometimes eat young shoots in spring.
How long does it take for hepaticas to establish?
Hepaticas grow slowly and dislike being moved, so it can take a few years before a plant forms a large clump. Once established they are very long-lived and fully hardy, flowering faithfully every early spring.

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