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Geum Miss Clementine sends vivid semi-double orange flowers on slender stems above a compact clump of dark green foliage. The display begins in late spring and can continue through summer into early fall. Its neat rosettes and bright color fit naturally into flowering borders, cottage gardens, containers, and small ground-cover groups.
Grow this perennial in full sun or light partial shade. Moderately fertile soil should stay moist but drain freely, especially through winter. Water regularly while roots establish and during dry periods, without leaving the crown in waterlogged soil. A light application of balanced granular fertilizer or well-rotted organic matter in spring supports fresh growth.
Deadhead faded flowers to encourage repeat bloom. Cut back untidy foliage in autumn, and divide established clumps in early autumn every few years to maintain vigor. Bees and butterflies visit the flowers, while the compact habit also makes the plant useful beside paths or near the front of a mixed border.