Geum rivale

Understated elegance in a wildflower that is very easy and long lived in moist to boggy soils! 1-2' tall and wide, flowering stems emerge from clumps of fuzzy leaves…3/4" nodding bells of coppery burnt orange with purple sepals May to August…followed by silver, feathery seed heads that sparkle when backlit by the setting sun! Any moist to wet soil…sun to light shade. Try this pondside…or in that low spot that stays damp well into summer.