Growing Anemone Flowers, Tips and crop yield. How many stems did I get per plant?

My anemone flowers have lasted so long this season, being one of the first to flower and still giving me fresh stems though starting to fade and on shorter stems so its time to look back at the season and see how they performed, what lessons I have learned to take in to next year and the crop yield. This year I am trying to keep account of how many flowers I cut each week to be able to work out my crop yield starting with anemone. So how many flower stems did I get per plant?
I'm Pheigi at From The Witch's Garden, a Scottish girl trying to grow cut flowers on my allotment in Kanagawa prefecture in Japan. Remember to subscribe if you want to follow along and see if we actually get any flowers at the end of the season or if it is all a crispy burnt mess.
If you want to see what I do with the flowers I grow check out ‪@fromthewitchsgarden‬ on instagram.
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[@kotsifou]

All of your anemones, long and short, are just beautiful and you arrange them nicely, as well.!! I planted anemones for the first time this year here in central Germany and I only got my first bud now. It's been rainy and miserable for many weeks now. I plan to plant lots more for next spring and have already purchased many varieties of anemones Mistral. If you can also find them in Japan, you should look for them. Their colours are just stunning.

[@fromthewitchsgarden]

Thanks for the recommendation, I will see if I can find some here.

[@mandyt8178]

Thank you for video. I'm adding anemone to my list for next year. They're all beautiful, but I especially love the blue.

[@fromthewitchsgarden]

The colour changes in the vase as they age too which is very pretty. Good luck with your growing 🌱

[@janpapworth7956]

It’s not anemone talk (lovely arrangements by the way), but I’d just like to say how much I like your thin cotton wrap/gown. It looks so cool and luxurious! ( Anemones that I grew in pots this year were better though later than the ones in the ground. Don’t know why.) 😊

[@fromthewitchsgarden]

Thank you, I usually look red and sweaty in my videos so a compliment is lovely.

[@veriseoul8756]

How long did you find they lasted in the vase? I'm finding the first shorter stems aren't lasting very long, and am not sure I'm cutting at the right stage for the later stems. Love your experiments and data tracking (: it's the best way to teach and learn!! thank you!

[@fromthewitchsgarden]

I get 7-10 days in the vase if I cut them at the right time but that can be tricky. Even cutting every three days I found I was missing a lot at the perfect stage. you want them to be about 1/2 inch out of the collar (the little ruffle under the flower head), but not yet open. If you let them open and they get pollinated they fade really quickly and they do keep stretching a little in the vase so I tend to cut too early and have a slightly shorter stem than risk them opening and only lasting a couple of days. I found the big purple lasted the longest.

[@slimsassi2513]

hey where are u based

[@fromthewitchsgarden]

Kanagawa prefecture in Japan