Geum coccineum ‘Tosai Orange’ is a compact, clump-forming perennial. It forms a low mound of mid-green foliage and carries bright orange to orange-red flowers on upright stems from late spring into early summer.

Key Features

• Height: up to 50cm
• Spread: up to 50cm
• Position: full sun to partial shade
• Soil: moist but well-drained
• Flowering: late spring into early summer
• Habit: clump-forming perennial

Why Choose ‘Tosai Orange’?

• Strong, bright flowers draw attention in borders and beds
• Compact size fits smaller garden spaces or front of border
• Tolerates some shade where other sun lovers struggle
• Works well in mixed borders, cottage gardens, or containers

Wildlife Benefits

• Open flowers give bees easy access to nectar and pollen
• Flowers attract butterflies in late spring
• Plant cover offers shelter for insects at ground level

Do you want more pollinators early in the season? Plant ‘Tosai Orange’ where bees can forage easily.

Planting Tips

• Plant in a site that gets morning sun and some afternoon shade if soil dries out
• Work organic matter into the soil before planting for steady moisture
• Space plants about 40–50cm apart to prevent overcrowding
• Remove spent flowers to encourage more bloom
• Pair with taller perennials that flower later for continuous colour

You can use this geum at the front of borders or in rock gardens. It keeps a neat shape while giving bright colour early in the growing season.

Alternative Names

• Geum ‘Tosai Orange’
• Avens ‘Tosai Orange’

This plant gives you bright colour, pollinator support, and easy growth. Try it where you want early-season flowers in your UK garden.