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of my favourite plants, one that is very much in evidence at this time of year (there were lots at the Chelsea Flower Show last week): the comparatively humble geum. Most of the garden varieties can trace their pedigrees back to either the Chilean Geum

Would appreciate any advice you could give me on the aftercare of geums. Had very few flowers this year and would like to improve the performance for next year. Thanks I would also like some advice as mine never flowered. As they are a member

and am thinking of putting some grasses in the bed as well. Has anyone any ideas about what might look good? Many thanks Thanks for this post. I hadnt thought of putting my Geums with grasses but I can see now that this would really work

into the summer or longer.  Can anyone advise me if they are likely to come into flower again or if my neglect (ie letting seeds come on the flower heads) now means that that's flowering over for this year?  I've never had Geums before and absolutely love them

I have a Geum (Mrs Bradshaw)for years,however it has both red and Yellow flowers on each stem this year!  have the yellow one too and planted them both in the same border last year I have moved the red one this year, temporarily into a large pot

I am raising some Geums from seed - they are currently about 3" tall and are in 3" pots on a windowsill.  Somehow they have got greenfly.  I pick the greenfly off every day and squash them, but they come back very fast.  Is there anything else I can