All Plants

GERANIUM versicolor

GERANIUM x johnsonii 'Johnson's Blue'

Loads of large, deep lavender blue saucer shaped flowers with grey veins are produced in summer over deeply cut deep green foliage. Dating from the 1950's, this plant's somewhat untidy and informal..

GERANIUM x oxonianum 'Rebecca Moss'

Studded from early summer into autumn with palest pink, almost white, open flowers that open in succession for a long lasting display before gently fading to deep pink

GERANIUM x oxonianum 'Walter's Gift'

An abundance of mid-pink cup-shaped flowers sporting a network of purple pink veins, are carried over mounds of striking mid green foliage delicately blotched and finely edged with brown. Sought after

GEUM 'Bell Bank'

'Bell Bank' bears nodding, thimble-shaped coral pink flowers that gently unfold and straighten to reveal frilly semi double flowerheads, which dance above mid-green basal foliage. This dainty but ...

GEUM 'Nonna' PBR

Recently introduced, 'Nonna's' unusual semi-double flowers with a striking sunset colour combination really make it stand out from the crowd.

GEUM 'Prinses Juliana'

Semi double, bright orange, outward facing flowers with gently ruffled petals, dance on long hairy stems above green lobed basal foliage. One of our favourite plants for the RHS Chelsea display, ...

GEUM Fiery Tempest ('Macgeu005') (Tempest Series)

Vivid red/orange, semi-double flowers are produced on tall stems from April to September and are attractive to pollinators. Remove old stems to prolong flowering and divide every few years to avoid co

GEUM rivale

Delicate coppery-pink flowers with dark rusty red sepals gently nod their heads in the breeze above short, fuzzy stems and deeply cut green foliage.

GEUM rivale 'Album'

This white form of water avens produces initially hanging bells of green-white flowers that mature, open and gently straighten up on hairy short stems above clumping mid green leaves.

GEUM Scarlet Tempest PBR

Striking, semi double, apricot suffused scarlet flowers appear on slender, hairy branching stems above mid green clumping foliage. Here it flowered from late April to late September, its stunning ....

GEUM triflorum

Commonly known as 'prairie smoke', this Geum produces nodding pinky-red buds and thimble-shaped flowers, succeeded by flaring smoke-like seed heads that glow in the sun, over soft fern-like foliage.