Shorter than the typical Japanese Anemone, ‘Snow Angel’ stands out with eye-catching contrast. Its icy white blooms and yellow eyes shine against the dark foliage in August and September, providing late summer interest when other perennials are fading.

Japanese Anemone are rhizomatous plants that thrive in light shade to part shade and moist, well-draining soils. They can tolerate poorer soils and even clay. When planting ‘Snow Angel’, keep in mind that the edges of the leaves may turn brown in overly dry soils.

‘Snow Angel’ Japanese Anemone would be ideal for creating a swath of luminous white beneath shrubs and trees, or transforming difficult shaded areas.