Geum Avens

"The time is not yet at hand!" Planting perennials in the fall is a kinder, gentler way to plant.Perennials planted in the spring have a tough row to hoe. If you plant your plants at least six weeksbefore the first freeze is likely to occur, you'll give...

It appears as a decorative feature in the stonework and stained glass of Medieval cathedrals, the three leaves symbolizing the Trinity, and the five-petalled flowers the five wounds of the crucifixion.

Hybridized by Brent Horvath of Intrinsic Perennial Gardens, Geum ‘Mai Tai' starts blooming in mid-May and continues through early summer. Geum ‘Mai Tai' p.p. (Geum hybrid) Geum ‘Mai Tai' is a hardy perennial with single to semi-double, ruffled apricot...

Fern-like foliage turns to a deep shade of red in the winter months. Prairie Smoke grows best in dry, well-draining soil with full sun (at least six hours per day). Spectacular! Deer resistant and drought tolerant.

Tequila Sunrise attracts butterflies and hummingbirds but is unappealing to pesky deer. Yearning for a tropical escape? As tough as it is lovely to behold, this Geum grows in just about any soil type and is quite easy to grow, reaching maturity quite...

Similar in size and bloomtime, these double-flowered beauties complement one another perfectly. These big flowers arise on slender, wiry stems that make excellent cuts for the vase.

Enjoy them as a cut flower in fresh bouquets. From the Thompson & Morgan breeding program comes this delightful fully double, scarlet red geum. The fuzzy, green leaves form an attractive mound that makes a good filler for the front or middle of the flower...

Though we didn't personally count them all, other sources claim that this plant produces 5 times the number of flowers as a typical Geum and we wouldn't be surprised if this was true.

Their flowers often turn on their stems to follow the sun across the sky. From the plant's perspective, this increases the chances of being pollinated. Their flowers are saucer shaped and heat above the ambient air temperature when exposed to the sun.

Outstanding color provides a bright display. Cut back spent foliage in summer after flowering for flush of new growth. Geum prefer rich, well-drained soil. Can be divided every 2 years or so in early spring or early fall.

Just off highway 33. .98 acres sitting close in proximity to Avenal and a short drive from Coalinga. Driving Directions Left from highway 33, left up dirt road, right on middle dirt road.

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Award-winning meadow sage is lovely in combination with fiery orange Geum and the cup-shaped violet blue blooms of 'Orion' Geranium.When to Set Outside This summer to early fall bloomer can be planted in spring after all danger of frost has passed or...

The first truly re-blooming daylily, Stellas are unbelievably sturdy and do, in fact, have flushes of rebloom off and on all summer. And you can certainly omit golden ones.There are fields of yellow marigolds and formal plantings of yellow canna lilies.

The arctic tundra has a growing season of only 50 to 60 days, while the alpine tundra has a growing season of approximately 180 days. They may have hollow stems that require less nutrients, low compact profiles, hairy stems and dark leaves to keep the...

The last wave of native peoples were the Thule (ancestors to today's Inuit), who moved into Greenland from Alaska and Canada around 1200 AD. The name is thanks to Eric the Red, the famous Norse Explorer who traveled across the North Atlantic all the way...

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The short growing season and cool soil temperatures results in the slow decomposition of organic matter hence many nutrients become unavailable. If too cold, they will literally walk from flower to flower rather than fly (again, taking advantage of the...