They like a well drained soil with good amounts of organic matter. Most will do well with full sun in the morning and dappled light in the afternoon. Mulching to maintain a cool root zone is beneficial. In winter, anemones die back to deep, woody fibrous roots. Anemones need a winter mulch and thorough watering in dry weather.
Propagation is by seed, division and root cuttings.
Division is done in early spring but only when necessary. Plant seed indoors in the spring. Keep the temperature between 70 and 75 degrees. Germination takes place in three to four weeks. Japanese Anemone Grows 18 to 30 inches tall with flowers of white, pink, or red.