Geum cocc. 'Koi'

Geum cocc. 'Koi'Geum coccineum 'Koi' has bright red orange blooms with shiny petals that appear for several months on compact mounds of glossy green, hairy, crinkled and scalloped foliage. Geum 'Koi' is a dwarf variety that is suitable for container, and the rock garden. Deadhead to keep tidy and to prolong bloom. Also called Avens or Rose of the Rockery, Geum coccineum is native to eastern Europe. Common Names: Avens Zones: 5 7 Light Requirements: Part Sun to Part

The intense

This fern is a wetland indicator and can survive and outcompete other species in soil pH below 4

In need of something heat tolerant and verticillium wilt resistant

creamy white flowers appear at the stem ends in terminal

It is particularly suited to acid-loving plants and can slightly lower the pH of more alkaline soils

giving trees a beautiful

often used at U-Pick farms and commonly chosen in home gardens

Size: 12" L Material: Cast Iron Color:  Black

fully double blooms reach out to the tips of the branches

Height: 1-3 feet

Use it for planting digging aerating cultivating and weeding

Great for transplanting in narrow confined spaces