Geum rivale, commonly known as water avens 'Album', is a clump-forming perennial with soft, green, pinnate leaves forming low, mounded foliage. In late spring to summer, it produces nodding, bell-shaped flowers in creamy white, adding an elegant and naturalistic touch to damp meadows and pond margins.
This cultivar is valuable for pollinators such as bees and butterflies and enhances wildlife-friendly wetland planting. Its compact, spreading habit and tolerance of moist soils make it ideal for pond edges, wet meadows, and naturalistic garden schemes.
