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Family name : Ranunculaceae Scientific name : Anemone cylindrica Common name : Candle anemone Native American name : N/A Anemone cylindrica is a(n) perennial herb, which grows 25 to 65 cm in height. This species is commonly found in woodlands, open forests and meadows. The leaves are basal; blades are 3- or 5 lobed. Anemone cylindrica has white to greenish-white flowers that bloom from May to July. Click here for more information about the life cycle of Anemone cylindrica. Horticulture Notes     Glossary Seed Collection : Collect the achenes in July to Sept. when they are brown in color.  Germination : No pretreatment is needed for the seeds  Vegetative Propagation : N/A  Soils : Sandy  Light : Full sun to partial shade  Water : Well drained to dry conditions

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