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Renowned Cranesbill

Bring Award-Winning Colour to Your Garden with Geranium Rozanne!

• Geranium 'Rozanne', also known as Cranesbill, is celebrated for its exceptional performance and beauty—so much so that it was crowned Plant of the Centenary at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2013.
• This hardy perennial produces a cascade of lavish lilac blue blooms from early summer right through to autumn. Its flowers are large, vibrant, and attract pollinators, making it a top choice for wildlife-friendly gardens.
• Mature plants reach around 30cm (12") in height and spread up to 60cm (24"), forming dense ground cover that suppresses weeds and fills borders with colour.
• Rozanne's lush green foliage turns a vivid red in autumn, ensuring your garden stays eye-catching even as other plants fade.

Caring for Your Geranium Rozanne

• Sun & Soil: Prefers full sun or partial shade; grows well in most well-drained soils. Tolerant of a range of pH levels.
• Watering: Water regularly during dry spells but avoid waterlogging.
• Maintenance: Little pruning needed. If flowering slows in midsummer, cut back tired stems to encourage a fresh flush of blooms.
• Hardiness: Fully hardy throughout the UK (typically USDA zones 5-8).
• Planting: Plant plug plants in spring or early summer for best results. Space at least 60cm apart for optimal spread.

Design Ideas & Companions

• Geranium Rozanne's trailing habit makes it perfect for informal borders, cottage garden schemes, or spilling over patio containers.
• Pairs beautifully with roses, ornamental grasses, and other perennials like Salvia or Nepeta.
• Adds long-lasting colour and texture beneath shrubs or along pathways.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant Geranium Rozanne?
  The best time is spring or early summer when the soil is warming up and risk of frost has passed.
• How do I keep my Geranium Rozanne blooming all season?
  If flowering slows in midsummer, simply cut back tired stems—this encourages new growth and another flush of blooms.
• What type of soil does Geranium Rozanne prefer?
  This plant is adaptable but thrives best in moist, well-drained soil with sun or partial shade exposure.