GEUM 'Marmalade'
Small
Sun
Orange
Reasonable soil
Spring
Pollinator friendly
100% Peat Free
Description
Geum 'Marmalade'
Height x Spread: 25cm x 30cm
This Geum rivale cultivar bears single, ruffled, soft orange-flushed-with-copper flowers, that initially nod before opening and lifting up their heads above mounds of crinkled green foliage. Most attractive to bees and other pollinators.
With a dainty naturalistic form, it is ideal for mass planting close to a stream, or within a sunny woodland garden. Low maintenance and easy to grow, it also looks good planted in groups towards the front of a cottage garden border. Its foliage clumps up quickly without being invasive and will help suppress weeds. It performs best in rich, free draining soil in a sunny position.
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A haze of vivid, yellow-green flowers appears over a long time in summer. These bob just above the large mid-green leaves, which look wonderful with rain or dew drops on them.