Design 
Residential
Commercial Honorine Jobert Anemone
March 1, 2025
- Height/Spread: 24–36" by 24–36"
- Habit/Form: Upright, mounded
- Hardiness Zone: 4–8
- Exposure: Sunny to partially sunny
- Soil: Moist, well drained
Ornamental value and landscape use: The all-white garden or “moon” garden is expected to be popular in 2025. Also known as windflower, the Honorine Jobert anemone was voted the Perennial Plant Association’s Perennial of the Year award in 2016 for its vigorous growth, low-maintenance, and beautiful white blooms. The dark and glossy green foliage grows to approximately 12–18" in height, while the graceful flowers float on wiry stems at 2–3'. Although it can be slow to blossom, once it does, it can spread vigorously. Honorine Jobert anemone blooms from late summer to early fall. It is best planted in mass or as a single specimen. The Honorine Jobert anemone looks spectacular in cottage gardens, woodland gardens, and natural gardens.
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