Haguruma

Haguruma is a delightful oddity, and she earns her place through texture, shape, and sheer personality. Distinctive coloring with one or more rows of guard petals surrounding a raised pincushion center.

Photo courtesy of original vendor, Gone Gardening with Leah.

🌱 2027 Grow-Out: This Japanese variety will arrive at Hedge & Alchemy in Spring 2027 and will be grown here for the first time that season. It will not be offered in our 2027 tuber sale.

📋 Cultivar Notes

• Breeder / Hybridizer: Unknown
• Year of Introduction: Unknown
• Origin: Unknown
• Form: Anemone (AN)
• ADS Classification Number: Unconfirmed. Form/color: Anemone / Not documented.
• Cut Flower Status: Good for garden and event cutting. Open-centered forms add beautiful movement and texture.
• Show & Exhibition Flower Status: Not confirmed as ADS-registered. It may still be useful in garden displays or classes allowed by a local schedule, but current show eligibility should be checked before entry.

🌱 Growing Notes

• Bloom: Blooms are reported at approximately 4 inches. The anemone bloom shows distinctive coloring with one or more rows of guard petals surrounding a raised pincushion center.
• Plant Height & Habit: Approximately 2 feet tall, with an upright, branching habit. Stake as needed for height and bloom weight.
• Growing Notes: Usually around 2 feet tall. Pinch early for branching and give solid support once the plant is carrying flowers.
• Tuber Yield: Not yet tracked at Hedge & Alchemy.