Flowering stems start out upright and then sprawl untidily. Cut back hard after blooming. Foliage can develop red tints in the fall. ...Read More>
More tolerant of hot humid summers than most hardy geraniums.
Reportedly a sterile hybrid between G. x 'Brookside' and G. himalayense 'Gravetye'.
The Royal Horticultural Society has granted this cultivar its coveted Award of Garden Merit (AGM).
The company from which I obtained my plant claimed it was hardy through all of zone 8. Since I'm in the far northern part of zone 8a, I ...Read Morefigured it should do fine. Unfortunately, it only lived long enough to produce a few flowers.
The flowers are a beautiful almost iridescent purple with red veins. It is a large plant with the foliage holding up well and trailing f...Read Morelower stems scrambling through the leaves and the plants around it. Give it lots of space to shine. It didn't set seed, perhaps this hybrid could be sterile.
The flowers on this plant are NOT blue as some descriptions indicate. They are sort of a true purple with a slighty magenta veining. Fo...Read Moreliage is deeply cut. This is not my favorite geranium. On most days and in most lights it just sort of looks like a plain purple. The foliage is pretty nice. Not the best (geranium) not the worst.
Flowering stems start out upright and then sprawl untidily. Cut back hard after blooming. Foliage can develop red tints in the fall.
...Read More
The company from which I obtained my plant claimed it was hardy through all of zone 8. Since I'm in the far northern part of zone 8a, I ...Read More
The flowers are a beautiful almost iridescent purple with red veins. It is a large plant with the foliage holding up well and trailing f...Read More
The flowers on this plant are NOT blue as some descriptions indicate. They are sort of a true purple with a slighty magenta veining. Fo...Read More