I know that this lists that it's hardy up to a zone 6a but I live in Owosso, MI and I'm a zone 5b and it comes back for me faithfully eve...Read Morery year for about 3 or 4 years now. Also this is not an invasive plant as far as I've experienced.
I love these yellow flowers. They bloom in Late June, much later than my Geum x borsii that bloom in May.
Though gardenin...Read Moreg manuals I consulted say to divide this short-lived perennnial every year to prevent its decline, I get better results here by dviding every second year half of the crowns as I get more flowers the second year. My initial three has now grown into a nice patch.
Ive had this Geum for three years. I find it is much more tolerant/hardy than the "Mrs. Bradshaw" Geum (which ive lost several times ove...Read Morer wet winters). Beautiful bright yellow flowers.
A G. chiloense hybrid cultivar, semi- evergreen perennial.
Has hairy, pinnate, light to mid green, basal leaves. Bears bri...Read Moreght yellow, semi-double flowers almost 2" across, borne on long stems well away from the leaves.
Flowers mid May - September
Loves a well drained, rich soil in full sun. Dislikes wet soils but can cope with a few days of heavy rain on clay (as long as it drains away!).
This is a cultivar that will often come true from seed but you may get the odd red or orange flowered seedling pop up from time to time.
I know that this lists that it's hardy up to a zone 6a but I live in Owosso, MI and I'm a zone 5b and it comes back for me faithfully eve...Read More
I love these yellow flowers. They bloom in Late June, much later than my Geum x borsii that bloom in May.
Though gardenin...Read More
Ive had this Geum for three years. I find it is much more tolerant/hardy than the "Mrs. Bradshaw" Geum (which ive lost several times ove...Read More
A G. chiloense hybrid cultivar, semi- evergreen perennial.
Has hairy, pinnate, light to mid green, basal leaves. Bears bri...Read More