Aven is a perennial that is very easy to grow and you’ll find its capacity to cover the ground appealing.
A summary of Aven facts
Name – Geum chiloense
Family – Rosaceae
Type – perennial
Height – 12 to 24 inches (30 to 60 cm)
Exposure – full sun, part sun
Soil – ordinary, well drained
Flowering – June to September
Its yellow, orange and red flowers are very ornamental.
Plant in spring and space plants at least 30 inches (20 cm) from each other.
Mix your earth with special flower plant soil mix.
Remove wilted flowers regularly (deadheading). Simply pinch them off with your finger or use scissors to snip them from the plant.
This cute perennial that belongs to the Rosaceae family exists in several species. Some have double flowers whereas others have simple flowers. Colors range from red to yellow with all the orange hues in between.
In your garden, aven will form an elegant ground cover of leaves studded with beautiful flowers.
There are quite a few different varieties. Most are creeping and form ground covers, while others grow taller.
Some stems grow quite tall; it makes sense to stake them to avoid having them break due to wind.
