GEUM 'Bremner's Nectarine'
Small
Sun
Orange
Reasonable soil
Spring
Description
Geum 'Bremner's Nectarine'
Height x Spread: 35cm x 40cm
Single, apricot bell-like flowers carried on hairy stems, gently hang their heads over compact rosettes of mid green leaves.
An unusual colour for a spring Geum, it really brightens up the front of a lightly shaded, damp spring border. Its naturalistic appearance is also perfectly at home combined with ferns or Polyganatum in a woodland setting. It thrives in a cool, moist soil with some drainage in either light shade or full sun.
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