Geum 'Queen of Orange'
By Siris
- 30 Apr, 2016
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A piece of Queen of Orange, flowering earlier than its parent in the back garden.
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Yes Dan, a most useful perennial. It is quoted as semi evergreen. In the long time I have had it, it has retained its leaves each winter.
30 Apr, 2016
Thank you! I'll pop back tomorrow and get one or two!
30 Apr, 2016
If you get one and are patient, you will be able to increase it easily. It is very obliging.
1 May, 2016
I have discovered some new and exciting varieties, they seem to do well here, will be on the look out..
Thats a lovely bright one Siris....
2 May, 2016
Have you got Maid of Orange? Dd. Can easily take a bit off the side.
2 May, 2016
I have some that are similar, was about to ask you if you wanted any of mine......
2 May, 2016
Thanks, Dd, but no, I have a clump of this both front and back. They flower at different times as they are in different sun/shade situations.
3 May, 2016
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Saw one of these today in the nursery was V tempted. Are they perennial? The label there didn't say :)
30 Apr, 2016