Geum rivale | Blush Kim Flottum and the flowers generally appear

and the flowers generally appear before the leaves have developed

The striking foliage has splashes of purple-black on the green leaves making it a stand out plant in the garden

Excellent for using as a specimen or massing in the border

simply trim after flowering to maintain shape and encourage fresh growth

The flower stems stand tall above the striking lush foliage which is lance shaped and stained red in colour

Geum rivale | Blush Kim Flottum and the flowers generally appearThis cute little Geum rivale, also known as Water Avens, has been named 'Blush' because of its delicate pale pink tinges on its petals. Its distinctive bell shaped flowers are accompanied by a prominent, pale green calyx. It blooms best during spring and summer. It grows to 35cm tall and has a spread of 30cm. This lovely little plant can thrive in both full sun and part shade, making it ideal for a variety of garden settings. With its long flowering