Geum is also known as Nailweed. Geum is native to Europe, North Africa, western Asia, Australia, New Zealand and North America. Geum is a member of the Rose family (Rosaceae). This is a large family that also includes, for example, Lady's Mantle, Lion's Claw, Appleberry, Hawthorn, Quince, Strawberry, Apple, Pear, Rose, Firethorn, Rowan, Medlar and Buckthorn. This plant is very strong and easy to maintain. Because Geum forms a clump, it can be planted very well in borders and in groups. And so Geum becomes a striking eye-catcher in the garden. Geum flowers from May to October. It prefers a sunny spot with some shade. This plant is very popular with bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects. Extend the flowering period by regularly removing spent flowers. Hardy perennial. Geum is evergreen.
