Family: Cranesbill
Type: Perennial
Other Common Name: Hardy Geranium
Geranium Rozanne is a standout perennial known for its vibrant blue flowers with purple accents. It’s celebrated for its long blooming season, typically from late spring to early fall.
This hardy geranium is a low-grower, spreading up to 20 inches, making it an excellent ground cover. Its foliage is lightly marbled with white, adding to its charm.
Geranium Rozanne is incredibly versatile and low maintenance. It’s a perfect addition for gardeners seeking continuous blooms with minimal effort.
Deer Resistant: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
Moisture Preference: Dry to moist
Sun Needs: Full sun to partial shade
Growth Rate: Medium
Average Height (feet): 1.5
Average Spread (feet): 2
Average Life Span (years): 10
Form: Mounded
Flower Color: Blue
Flower Eye Color: White
Bloom Season: From late spring to mid summer
Foliage Color: Green
Leaf Fall Color: Red
Foliage Shape: Lobed
Integrating Geranium Rozanne in your landscape offers a long-lasting display of color. Its sprawling habit fills in gaps, creating a sea of blue.
Plant them along borders or pathways for a charming edging effect. Their continuous blooms and neat growth habit make them ideal for defining garden spaces.
Combine with other perennials for a layered look. Rozanne’s vibrant blue complements yellows and pinks, enhancing the overall beauty of your garden.
In a cottage garden, Geranium Rozanne adds a touch of whimsy. Its profuse blooms and sprawling habit blend seamlessly with the relaxed, abundant style.
This geranium suits contemporary gardens too. Its simple form and long-lasting color can be a focal point in minimalist designs.
Geranium Rozanne is great for attracting bees and butterflies. Including it in a wildlife garden contributes to biodiversity and supports pollinators.
Create a low-maintenance flower bed with Rozanne. Its ability to spread and bloom profusely makes it a great choice for busy gardeners.
Use it to underplant shrubs and trees. The geranium fills in space beautifully, creating a layered effect in your garden.
Plant along the edges of a walkway for a welcoming path. The soft blue flowers and green foliage add a natural, inviting touch.
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In spring, Geranium Rozanne starts to grow its lush green foliage. This sets the stage for the vibrant blooms to come.
Summer is when Rozanne truly shines. It's covered in striking blue flowers, creating a dynamic and colorful display in the garden.
In fall, the blooms of Geranium Rozanne start to fade. However, the plant often continues flowering until the first frost, offering prolonged beauty.
During winter, Geranium Rozanne goes dormant. Its foliage dies back, leaving space for winter-interest plants or preparing for spring regrowth.
Geranium Rozanne flourishes in both sun and partial shade. It’s versatile, but a spot with morning sun and afternoon shade is ideal for optimal blooming.
This plant loves sunlight but appreciates some afternoon shade in hotter climates. Adequate light ensures vibrant blooms and healthy growth.
Well-drained, fertile soil is best for Geranium Rozanne. It's adaptable to different soil types but thrives in conditions that are moist yet well-draining.
Space the plants about 12 to 18 inches apart. This allows each plant enough room to spread and flourish without overcrowding.
The best time to plant Geranium Rozanne is in the spring or early fall. This timing allows the plant to establish itself before extreme weather conditions.
Dig a hole as deep as the root ball and twice as wide. Place the plant in, backfill with soil, and water well to establish.
Regular watering is crucial, especially during dry periods. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged.
Fertilize in early spring with a balanced, all-purpose fertilizer to encourage robust growth and blooming throughout the season.
Deadheading is not necessary, but cutting back midsummer can rejuvenate the plant and encourage more blooms.
Spring care involves cleaning up any dead foliage and beginning regular watering as the new growth appears. It's also the right time to apply fertilizer.
Maintain consistent moisture in summer. If the plant looks tired, cut it back to rejuvenate it for fall blooming.
As the plant begins to die back, reduce watering. This is also a good time to divide overcrowded clumps, if necessary.
In winter, Geranium Rozanne is dormant. Little care is needed, but a layer of mulch can help protect it in colder climates.
It boasts one of the longest blooming periods for perennials, often flowering from late spring to early fall.
Yes, it is generally deer resistant. Its foliage is not a favorite for deer, making it a good choice for gardens in deer-prone areas.
Absolutely! Geranium Rozanne performs well in containers as long as they have good drainage and are watered regularly.
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