Geum chiloense | Mrs Bradshaw Floret’s farm It can be grown in

It can be grown in full sun or partial shade

borders and banks or sloping areas of the gardens

Be sure to hang it on a tree branch nearby where you can see your little feathered visitors feeding

Cut back in early spring to encourage new growth

Richard presents all the important bulbs

Geum chiloense | Mrs Bradshaw Floret’s farm It can be grown inAlso known as Avens, this evergreen perennial Geum offers a flash of hot colour in the garden border. Plants form a low clump of coarse green leaves, with branching stems held high above the leaves bearing medium sized rounded flowers. Mrs Bradshaw variety has scarlet orange, semi double blooms. Removing spent flowers regularly will encourage new flowers. Plants can be pruned back hard after blooming, to rejuvenate the foliage. Clumps should be