Geum 'Mrs J.
Bradshaw' looks lovely waving among the perennials and roses, she is light and
airy with a bold splash of scarlet colour waving around up to 60 -90cm high.
She is a bit prickly though as spiky little seed heads form all summer long. So
with lots of seeds and splitting the clump in spring and summer I hope to have
a whole flock of Mrs J. Bradshaw's. Highly recommended. Good for bees. Common
name Avens.
I like that William Morris included Avens in one of his most
popular designs 'Blackthorn', although he depicted a water Avens which are now
rare in the wild unlike in his time when it was common in the UK along river and waterways.
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