Geum Plants
Growing Geums
more tips like this in the Garden Club- 1Plant in sun or part shade in soil that doesn't dry out completely
- 2Deadhead regularly for flowers from late spring into summer
- 3Divide clumps every few years to keep them flowering strongly
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(0)Apricot-orange blooms on tall stems add structure and movement to the border. Geums are a fabulous addition to the cottage garden and Totally Tang...
View full detailsCottage Garden favourite with fresh vibrant colours. A collection of 3 Geums from The Tempo series which have been bred for a mound forming habit w...
View full detailsA cottage garden must have with semi-double red blooms. Geum Mrs Bradshaw is an absolute must in any cottage garden style border. This clump formin...
View full detailsSemi double red flushed yellow flowers. A clump forming, fully hardy perennial that will give many years of pleasure in the garden. Geums are fa...
View full detailsThree must have Geums for summer long colour. In our opinion, no garden is complete without Geums. They require very little effort but reward wit...
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