Geranium Katherine Adele

The leaves are variegated, with a handsome, purple splotch. The soft pink flowers open spring to summer. The petals have the nice detail of deeper pink veining.

A semi evergreen, Cranesbill Geranium that will grow to form a generous clump.

Cranesbill Geranium plants are durable, fairly dry tolerant and generally highly self-sufficient. You don't need to provide very much care in order for these plants to flower cheerfully. The foliage looks lush and leafy for much of the year.
Cranesbill Geraniums are good gap fillers for perennial borders. They can also be used as a ground cover, along rock walls or in pots.
Plant in moderately fertile, to humus rich, well drained soil. Morning sun is ideal. Water to establish, they become dry tolerant as they establish. Cut right back to around 3-5cm after flowering has waned, fertilise and await the rebloom.
Geranium x oxonianum is a cross of G. endresii and G. versicolour.

Supplied as: Pots