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TEMPO™ Rose Geum

Geum x 'TNGEUTR'

Nature Hills Nursery
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Planting & Care

Where to Plant

  • Sunlight: Provide at least six hours of direct sunlight for the most intense rose-pink flower color and strongest stems. In very hot climates, partial afternoon shade helps the foliage stay lush and prevents the delicate petals from fading too quickly.
  • Soil: These perennials thrive in rich, organic soil that drains well but stays moist. If you are dealing with heavy clay, mix in several inches of compost or aged bark to improve drainage and prevent the roots from sitting in water during the winter.

Watering Requirements

During the first growing season, water your Geum twice a week to ensure the root system becomes fully established. While mature plants have some drought tolerance, keeping the soil consistently moist results in much larger bloom clusters. If the soil stays too dry for long periods, you will notice the leaf edges turning brown and a significant drop in flower production.

Pruning Tips

Tempo™ Rose Geum blooms on new growth, so you should remove spent flower stalks down to the base of the plant to encourage a second flush of roses. Think of this deadheading like a quick trim that tells the plant to stop making seeds and start making more buds. In early spring, simply clear away any dead or tattered leaves from the previous year to make room for fresh green growth.

Fertilizer Needs

Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in early spring just as you see the first green leaves emerging from the ground. Avoid using high-nitrogen fertilizers late in the summer season. Too much nitrogen at that time forces the plant to produce soft, leafy growth that does not have enough time to harden off before the first winter freeze.

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Put your best foot forward with the showy blossoms of TEMPO™ Rose Geum (Geum x 'TNGEUTR'') as a beautiful addition to your Spring Garden. You'll adore the alluring charms of the rose-pink petals on their dark stems.

This compact perennial makes everyone in your family happy! The outstanding flowering display lasts for many months in the first half of the growing season. Plenty of dark rose-pink petals surround a pretty ring of stamens for an unforgettable look.

These noteworthy blooms are upturned and prominently held on burgundy-red stems. Add plenty of these valuable plants so you have plenty of material on hand for cut flower arrangements! Snipping the blooms regularly will also encourage more blooming! The local butterfly population will be so grateful to you, as they need this kind of long-lasting nectar resource.

Landscape Application:

Both pretty and rugged, this improved modern cultivar spreads nicely to fill in bare spots or holes in your garden beds. Or grow them in the ground for a glamorous addition to your borders and beds. This is an easy choice to bring a designer touch to your tired old foundation plantings.

They'll be a terrific "Filler" in large outdoor containers that you'll enjoy for many years. Even after the blooms are passed...the durable, deeply lobed foliage provides an attractive accent. TEMPO™ Rose Geum is a marvelous mixer, as well. Pair them with taller Rose bushes, Spirea, Baptisia, Blanket Flower, Shasta Daisy, Butterfly Bush, Adam's Needle Yucca...you name it!

  • Ruffled-Edged Semi-Double Blooms Resemble Roses
  • Gorgeous Early Bloomer With Long Bloom Time
  • Sultry, Dark Rose-Pink Flowers
  • Beautiful Burgundy Flower Stems Make Lavish Cut Flowers
  • Swirled Seed Heads for Winter Interest
  • Wonderful for Butterflies & Beneficial Pollinators
  • Textured Foliage Clumps Looks Great All Season & More
  • Container Accents, Specimens, Mass & Grouping Focal Points

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Growing best in full sun and in well-drained soil to resist pests, bunnies, and deer. Provide regular moisture for new plants, but once established, Geum becomes very self-sufficient! Deadheading keeps the flowers returning, early spring pruning keeps the mounds full of fresh even growth, and a division every 3-5 years keeps these spreading perennials in check.

  • Full Sun & Partial Sun
  • Well-Drained Soil
  • Regular Moderate Moisture
  • Easy To Grow & Cold Hardy & Very Heat Tolerant
  • Deer Don't Prefer The Taste

You simply can't go wrong with TEMPO™ Rose Geum, especially our expert-grown, well-rooted specimens. After all, we've worked hard to earn the trust of professional landscape designers across the country!

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