Geum Lady Stratheden

 It's origins trace back to the late 19th century when it was first introduced by renowned Scottish plant breeder, William Kelway. Named in honor of Lady Stratheden, the wife of a Scottish nobleman, this cultivar quickly gained popularity among garden enthusiasts for its striking appearance and easy cultivation. Clusters of large semi-double golden yellow flowers on upright stems over mounds of mid green leaves. In bloom over a large period throughout summer.  Best in well drained soil in full sun but tolerates part shade.  Perfect for cottage gardens ht borders and containers Grows to a height of 1m and spread of 50cm