Benoite (Geum)
Beno, also known as geum, is a perennial plant that flowers generously from spring to autumn. Native to Europe and Asia, it is distinguished by its pretty, brightly coloured, web-shaped flowers, ranging from pale pink to purple, white and red. Its leaves are sharply cut and resemble those of ivy.To grow beno in your garden, it is important to choose a sunny or partly shady spot. This plant loves warmth and light, but can also tolerate a few hours of shade a day. It is best to plant it in well-drained, fertile, cool soil, taking care not to expose it to excessively dry or damp conditions.To encourage beautiful flowering, we recommend fertilising the plant with a balanced fertiliser in spring, and pruning regularly to stimulate new growth and flowers. It can reach heights of up to 50 cm and spread out to around 30 cm, making it an ideal plant…
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Benoite (Geum)
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