Mona Lisa® Wine White Bicolor Anemone

Mona Lisa® Wine White Bicolor is a compact florist’s anemone with wine-red and white flowers held above finely divided foliage. PanAmerican Seed lists this exact selection as *Anemone coronaria* PAS1013393, with upright growth and stems around 18 inches tall, making it useful where cut flowers and a small footprint matter. ## Flowers and garden use The cultivar produces large, single flowers and is sold for greenhouse and high-tunnel cut-flower production. Its red-and-white bicolor pattern brings strong contrast to spring bouquets and cool-season beds. The breeder reports early-spring and autumn flowering for its production calendar; outdoor timing varies by climate and planting schedule. The species is a tuberous perennial that grows during cool conditions and rests after flowering. ## Siting Give it bright light and soil that drains freely. *A. coronaria* tolerates full sun in suitable conditions; PanAmerican Seed describes partial sun for this cultivar. Avoid leaving dormant tubers in wet soil. The 18-inch flower stems rise from a low base, and plants are spaced closely in professional cut-flower production. RHS species guidance likewise recommends full sun and well-drained soil, and notes summer dormancy. ## Cultivar and sources Mona Lisa® is a PanAmerican Seed series; the exact Wine White Bicolor selection is linked to the [breeder’s product profile](https://www.panamseed.com/Products/004800948010887/anemone-mona-lisa-wine-white-bicolor/). General species culture is summarized in the [RHS profile for *Anemone coronaria*](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/108378/anemone-coronaria/details). ## Maintenance Water during active growth, especially while buds and stems are developing, then allow the soil to become drier as foliage dies back and tubers enter summer dormancy. In regions with wet summers or cold winters, lift and store tubers only where local growing conditions make leaving them in the ground unreliable. Remove spent stems and foliage after flowering.