Hepatica – Pink – Guide & Order

Pink hepatica. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Anemone – Pink for a Loving Flower Gift

Anemone – Pink is an elegant and timeless flower that tells its own story. This beautiful pink variant of the classic anemone is perfect when you want to give something truly special without it becoming too complicated. With its soft pink tones, Hepatica – Pink creates a romantic feeling that works equally well displayed on a table at home or arranged in a beautiful bouquet.Pink anemone is known for its versatility – it's just as suitable as a personal gift as it is for larger events. The flower is a low-growing woodland plant of approximately 10 centimetres, which gives it a dainty proportion that makes it charming in small arrangements and pots. Anemone – Pink grows naturally and doesn't require large amounts of extravagant care to brighten your home or impress the recipient.

Long-Lasting Beauty for Your Home

One of the best qualities of Hepatica – Pink is that the flower stays fresh and beautiful for up to five days. This means your gift or cut flowers will bring joy over an extended period, making it a practical choice for those who want lasting floral beauty. With its moderate vase life, Hepatica – Pink is perfect for placing in a vase at home or in the office.Note that Hepatica – Pink is toxic to cats and dogs if eaten. If you are sending it to a home with pets, keep it out of their reach.

Perfect Gift for Any Occasion

Anemone – Pink is a wonderful flower to send or give as a birthday present. With its sophisticated appearance, it creates a feeling of thoughtfulness and care without requiring too much effort. Give Anemone – Pink to someone you care about, and let this elegant flower speak for you.

Quick facts – Hepatica – Pink

Colour
pink
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 – Pink

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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