Height to 50 cms. Bright, tangerine orange, double flowers on compact plants. This vigorous, long blooming variety is easy to grow in most gardens.

Low growing with bright yellow flowers. Sun. Winter doramant.

Pretty but unnamed Geum with lemon flowers. Sun or partial shade.

Pretty variety with peachy apricot cream flowers. Height 30 to 40 cms. Sun or partial shade.

15 cms. Bell like, soft yellow flowers dangle from short, upright stems above a mound of rich green, round leaves. Pretty addition to the front of a sunny border. Dormant in winter.

 Unnamed but a very pretty Geum that has yellow flowers with a red flush. Sun or partial shade.

COLLECT NOVEMBER ONWARDS WHEN TALL. To 1 metre. Upright clump forming and somewhat bushy. Masses of slender 5-petalled star-like white flowers held in loose corymbs on wiry, branching, distinctively red stems in late spring to early summer. Moist, humus rich soil - quite drought tolerant once established. Lovely as a background plant for part shade. Foliage is an attractive red colour in autumn. A lovey rare, specimen plant. Winter dormant.

To 20 cms. A low-growing and mat forming semi evergreen plant suitable for a rockery or edge of border. Over long periods, from spring to summer, bears loose panicles of star shaped light pink flowers. Sun, good drainage.