The prettiest Geum yet, smothered in rosebud-like buds that open to reveal ruffled pink petals.  With a compact nature and a super long flowering season, from April to September,  what is not to love!  

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Brand:  Brookside Nursery
Supplied as:  9cm Garden Ready Plant
Eventual Height:  25cm (10")
Eventual Spread:  30cm (12")
Position:  Sun or Partial Shade
Primary Flower Colour:  Pink
Suitable for Hanging Baskets?  No
Suitable for Patio Containers?  Yes
Plant Type:  Hardy Perennial
Botanical name:  Geum montanum

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Size guide - 9cm Garden Ready Pot

9cm Potted Plant specially selected and grown in our nursery. Planted in Taupe Grey pots these are fully recyclable, along with the plastic packaging they arrive in.

These are Garden Ready so you can just plant and go, no extra growing time needed, just regular pruning and maintenance to get the best out of your plants, the size is based on the pot and compost volume, foliage will vary from plant type, picture is for illustration purposes only.

Geums have made a popular comeback in recent years as the range of colours and varieties has improved and they are worthy of a place in every garden as their flowering period is so long. Ideal planted in gravel gardens and prairie planting schemes. Attractive to bees and butterflies. 

Plant in a moist but well-drained soil in a part sunny/part shady spot. 

Geums form a mound of leaf growth with the stems coming from the rosette base. Cut back faded flowers to encourage new growth. 

Geums generally die back in the autumn, although sometimes in a mild winter, some greenery can remain. New growth emerges again in the spring.