Geum Mai Tai Plant - 3L Pot


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The Carbeth Plants Geum Mai Tai is an ideal choice for gardeners looking to add soft, warm color to mixed borders or cottage-style landscapes. This hardy perennial provides reliable blooms from late spring through summer, offering an airy, delicate aesthetic that is highly attractive to pollinators. While it is remarkably easy to maintain once established, gardeners should note that it requires consistent moisture and well-drained soil to thrive during the peak heat of mid-summer.
| Model Part Number | GEUM3L-MAITAI1 |
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| Brand | Carbeth Plants |
It is a hardy perennial, meaning it may die back significantly during the winter months before reappearing with fresh, lush foliage in the spring.
While size can vary based on local soil quality, Geum Mai Tai typically reaches a manageable height suitable for the middle of a garden border, generally around 45-60cm.
Being a hardy perennial, it is generally well-suited to UK climates and does not usually require special winter protection, provided the soil drainage is adequate.
Yes, it performs very well in containers, provided the pot has excellent drainage and is large enough to allow the roots to spread.
The best time to plant is during the spring or autumn when the soil is moist and the temperatures are moderate, which allows the roots to establish before extreme summer or winter conditions.
Geum requires consistent moisture. Increase watering frequency during dry spells, ensuring the water reaches the root zone rather than just wetting the foliage.
Ensure the plant is receiving enough light. While they tolerate partial shade, they flower most prolifically in positions that receive a good amount of direct sunlight.
Upon arrival, ensure the plant is well-watered before transferring it from its 3-litre nursery pot into your desired location. Geum Mai Tai prefers a sunny to partially shaded position in fertile, well-draining soil. When planting, dig a hole twice the width of the root ball and mix in organic matter to improve soil structure. After planting, firm the soil gently and provide a thorough soaking to eliminate air pockets. For long-term care, apply a balanced liquid fertilizer during the early spring growth spurt and perform regular 'deadheading'—the removal of spent flower stems—to encourage the plant to produce fresh buds throughout the season. In late autumn, clear away any dying foliage to tidy the plant for winter.