Geum hybrid coccineum “Carlskaer”

Geum hybrid coccineum “Carlskaer”

€5,90
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Geum hybrid coccineum “Carlskaer”

Geum hybrid coccineum “Carlskaer”

€5,90
Organic
Sustainable
Locally grown

🪴Standard: 9x9 cm pot

🚂  Ships across EU

🌱 Grown without pesticides or UV lamps

To keep these plants resilient, you need three things:
Shade
Fertile soil
Mulch

Flower Color: Orange

Preferred Soil Type: Moist, Well-drained, Fertile

Sunlight: Partial shade

Hardiness Zone: Zone 5: -28°C

Growth Habit: Ground Skimmer, Upright

Origine: Europe/Asia

Geum hybrid coccineum “Carlskaer” is a low-growing, clump-forming perennial that is loved for its easy maintenance and its yellow petals and orange-yellow stamens.


The bright orange flowers are often the first flowers of the season and bring a wonderful splash of color in spring.

The foliage is evergreen, mid-green in tone and lobed - creating interest and ground cover when the flowers have finished their display.

These plants fear neither sun nor shade, neither rocky soil nor competitors - they are low maintenance, easy to care for, deer, drought and frost resistant.

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Gardening Tips

Fertile soil will bring more flowers
Does not appreciate direct scorching sunlight
Geums will remain evergreen through winter but the old leaves become brown and scruffy by the end of winter.
Pulling off the old leaves or trimming the leaves down to the stems will allow for fresh new growth to come in spring

The Botany
Other Names:

Tango

Queen of Orange

Cooky

The Myth

Geum comes from geuo (Greek), meaning ‘to give flavour or relish’.

Other members of this genus (Geum urbanum for instance) have been used since Roman times to flavour both food and drink.

Coccineum comes from coccineus (Latin) meaning 'scarlet-coloured' and refers to the colour of the flower (originally used to refer to the 'cochineal' beetle. which is used for its red dye).

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