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Anenome Mistral

Monsclara · 2012-05-13 07:37:01

Hi I bought a really beautiful red Anenome Mistral. Would it survive in a pot or do I need to plant it in the ground? Thanks

13-05-2012 7:37am

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Monsclara

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Hi
I bought a really beautiful red Anenome Mistral. Would it survive in a pot or do I need to plant it in the ground?
Thanks

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#2 13-05-2012 12:06pm

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Monsclara wrote: »

Hi
I bought a really beautiful red Anenome Mistral. Would it survive in a pot or do I need to plant it in the ground?
Thanks

should do well either in or out.....will tend to flower earlier in the year if pot grown inside.

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#3 14-05-2012 6:19pm

Monsclara

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Thanks Dardeyle.
Does that mean I can keep it in the house? I thought it had to go outside and just wanted to know if I could put it in a pot outside or did it have to be planted in the ground. If I can keep it inside, that would be even better because I think it is struggling today in the wind.

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#4 14-05-2012 7:13pm

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should be fine in a pot and they are quite hardy so will do well on doorstep or patio,

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#5 14-05-2012 9:38pm

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That's great. Thanks for that!

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