CHUXAY GARDEN 50 Seeds Geum Urbanum,Wood Avens,Herb Bennet,Colewort ,St. Benedict's Herb Perennial Plant Landscaping Rocks High Germination Rate

The wood avens is a perennial herbaceous plant. It reaches heights of 25 to 80 centimeters (10 to 32 in), sometimes even 120 centimeters (48 in). The rather small flowers, up to about two centimeters (0.8 in) in diameter, consist of five green, tapered sepals that are hairy on the outside and spread under the five round yellow petals. The latter do not last very long and fall off soon after the flowering of the wood avens. At least 60 and up to 80 small carpels and a large number of stamens sit in the center of the flower. The flowering period extends from May to September or even October. The wood avens prefers light oak and floodplain forests in nature. However, it is also a common occurrence on edges of woods, on meadows and on the side of paths, as well as in house gardens and on urban wasteland, as the species name “urbanum” means. Geum urbanum loves nutrient-rich, loose and consistently fresh to moist soils in the sun and partial shade. You can also find the wood avens in drier and shadier locations. The wood avens is rarely planted in a targeted manner. The rather inconspicuous wild perennial settles on its own, but is then often considered a weed and therefore removed. If you do not actually have them in the garden, but want to establish them there, you can sow the seeds from April to August.