Grecian windflower    

These plants have been known to grow well alongside Grecian windflower so consider planting:

These plants will not grow well with Grecian windflower so avoid planting these within close proximity:

These problems, diseases and pests are known to affect Grecian windflower plants:

Greek Mythology tells of Aphrodite’s lover Adonis who was injured by her ex. Aphrodite put nectar on his wounds and carried him from the woods. Crimson flowers bloomed where the nectar/blood mixture touched the ground. The Greeks called it the Windflower because when the wind blew it would blow the petals open and in turn, blow away the dead and dried up petals. What brings life also takes life away.¹

Pink windflower, Greek Anemone, Poppy Anemone

Anemone blanda Schott & Kotschy

Misspellings: anemome blanda, Grecian Windflowers

¹ Growing Anemone