Plant Spotlight: Geum -🌿 You need this perennial for your sunny garden 🌿

In this video i’ll share with you why I love Geums and why they are a great addition to your garden. A lovely perennial that is easy care and very free flowering in vibrant colours! This variety is totally tangerine geum. Thank you for watching and don’t forget to give this video a thumbs up and share your love for geums in the comments below! This one is getting a big shout out from me today 😀
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[@maxzytaruk8558]

So happy I misspelled Geranium! These are so stunning

[@missprettyplants7217]

Thank you!

[@TheMistakenGarden]

I’m excited! After watching this video last week, I’ve managed to find two different types at the local nurseries here that I have scooped up. I hope they do well for me here on the westcoast of Canada ❤

[@missprettyplants7217]

That is wonderful! I'm sure they will do very well for you. They are beautiful in bloom and the foliage looks good otherwise too.. They stay pretty evergreen for me in the winter as well.

[@backyardsnackyard]

What a lovely video. I have wanted to add Geums to my garden for a few years now and finally found a lovely red one in a local garden centre, so am so looking forward to lots of beautiful blooms soon😄

[@missprettyplants7217]

Thank you! Red would be so pretty! There are so many varieties and they are all so pretty! I'm glad you found one and I'm sure it will bloom for you very soon!

[@applecitylady]

Thanks for the video. Geum flowers are my new favorite. I happened to know this one recently and i am obsessed with it. ❤

[@missprettyplants7217]

Thank you so much! I am loving this perennial as well.. it is so easy and looks good all year.. love the vibrant colors.. ❤️

[@homesteadingwithsadie]

Oh its very pretty i do need some flowers

[@missprettyplants7217]

Yes it’s a beautiful plant! you should add it to your garden ❤

[@jo-annpotter9389]

Lot of unanswered questions. Hardiness zone? Easy to grow from seed? Taproot? Full sun? Invasive? Self sows…

[@missprettyplants7217]

They are hardy from zones 5-9. Yeah you should be able to grow from seed but they need a cold stratification period. They will flower best in full sun. I haven’t seen it self sow in my garden - I mostly deadhead any spent blooms. It is clump forming that will need division to perform its best every 3-4 years.