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Garden Flowers Avens, Geum photo, care and growing, characteristics and planting.

But how can the water avens grow in our home yard?

A flower resembling a pretty bell – the water avens.

But how do the avens come to grow in our home yards?

The caterpillars live exclusively on Dryas octopetala (Avens, Rosaceae).

Known for its Mediterranean climate, Ardeche southern offers authentic natural spectacles: caves, avens, but also Gorges and Pont d'Arc are so many treasures that await you.

Eugenol also occurs in other plants, such as allspice, cinnamon, laurel or the real avens root (geum urbanum) found in Northern Europe, however, not in similarly high concentrations.

It grows in moist meadows and forests, in a corner of the garden, sometimes in the shadow under the stairs outside and has pretty bell-like flowers – the water avens.

Surprisingly, comparably shorter species that are typical of the Arctic, such as mountain avens (Dryas integrifolia), are not declining.

In mid-summer when the water avens has finished flowering its stem rises upright – it is time to spread seeds and with a raised head success is easier.

At a superficial glance the water avens might be confused with the pasqueflower, but the pasqueflower flowers earlier in Estonia and its habitats are dry and sandy.

Mountain avens was one of the first plants to immigrate to Sweden after the ice age.

At a superficial glance the water avens can be confused with an early spring flowerer, the small pasque flower.

Looking at the flowers of the water avens we see a calyx made up of reddish-brown sepals and a corolla of only slightly longer reddish yellow petals.

However, during the right time you might be able to admire beautiful plants like mountain avens, sheep's bit, alpine achillea, edelweiss and the papaveraceae.

Flower lovers will come into their own from the end of may until mid August, when for instance the Snow Gentian, the Yellow Mountain Violet, Hogweed, Mountain Avens, and the Nigritella-orchid are flowering.

Two gardeners meet at around 6.30 every morning and harvest the roots of wood avens (Geum urbanum), celandine (Chelidonium majus) and valerian (Valeriana officinalis).

Brightly-coloured flowers follow later, such as crane’s bill, red campion, buttercups and water avens.

The seeds of the water avens have a sharp hook at the tip that easily catches on to clothes or into the fur of your pet animal on straying in meadows.