Plant Data Sheet

Species:

 Blue Anemone or Oregon Windflower  Anemone oregana

 

photo of Anemone oregana

 

 

Range:

State Distributional Map for ANOR

 

Climate, elevation

 

Local occurrence:  Washington and Oregon Cascades and also in the Oregon coast ranges and the Olympic Mountains.

 

Habitat preferences: Moist forests, marshes and forest openings,

 

Associated species: A. deltoidea, A. parviflora, A. lyallii.

 

May be collected as: Seeds or Cuttings

 

Collection restrictions or guidelines: Seeds collected in September.

 

 

Recommended seed storage conditions: Seed should be stored at 3to 5C with low relative humidity in sealed containers. Cuttings should be kept moist and under refrigeration

 

Propagation recommendations: Seed, cuttings.

 

Soil or medium requirements: Mesic to moist, no inoculum necessary.

 

Installation form: Seed or cuttings.

 

Recommended planting density: Space 24+ inches

 

Care requirements after installed: Water weekly depending on weather, use well drained soil. Not drought tolerant.

 

Normal rate of growth or spread; lifespan: Blooms in spring

 

Sources cited:

 

Pojar J., McKinnon A.,1994 Plants of the Pacific Northwest, B.C. Ministry of Forests and Lone Publishing, Canada

 

 

 

 

Data compiled by: Karen Suyama June 2005