Add a Splash of Orange to Your Garden with Pumpkin Orange Geum
The Pumpkin Orange Geum is a standout perennial, known for its unique flower shape and vibrant orange blooms. This plant is a hummingbird magnet, bringing life and color to your garden from late spring until early autumn. With more stems than you’ve ever seen, this Geum variety promises a continuous display of cheerful flowers.
This hardy perennial thrives in zones 5-9 and reaches a mature height of 16-20 inches. For optimal growth, ensure the soil is rich and well-drained, providing adequate moisture. In hot summer climates, morning sun with afternoon shade is ideal. Good winter drainage is crucial for survival. Dividing the plant every two years in early spring or early fall will encourage healthy growth.
Key Benefits:
- Attracts Hummingbirds: A favorite for attracting these delightful pollinators.
- Continuous Blooms: Enjoy vibrant orange flowers from spring to early autumn.
- Easy to Maintain: Cut back spent foliage for new growth and deadhead to encourage more flowers.
- Hardy and Adaptable: Thrives in zones 5-9 with proper care.
- Unique Flower Shape: Adds a distinctive touch to any garden.
To encourage greater flower production, deadheading is recommended. This perennial plant not only adds aesthetic value but also contributes to a healthy garden ecosystem by attracting pollinators. The Pumpkin Orange Geum is shipped in a 3 inch pot and may be dormant during winter months.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pumpkin Orange Geum
- What size pot does the Pumpkin Orange Geum ship in? The plant ships in a 3-inch pot, ready for transplanting into your garden.
- How tall will the Pumpkin Orange Geum grow? This perennial typically reaches a mature height of 16 to 20 inches, making it a perfect mid-border plant.
- What are the ideal growing conditions for this plant? Pumpkin Orange Geum prefers rich, well-drained soil and thrives in morning sun with afternoon shade, especially in hot summer climates.
- How often should I water my Pumpkin Orange Geum? While some moisture is required, it’s important to ensure good winter drainage to prevent root rot. Water regularly, especially during dry spells.
- When is the best time to plant or divide my Geum? The best time to divide your Geum is in early spring or early fall, every two years or so to encourage healthy growth.
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