Grow close to the front of the border, in full sun up North and with some afternoon shade in the South. A weaver in the garden, that might not care for Atlanta humidity or areas in the Deep South. Dependable and easy, we welcome this perennial Geranium every spring. Introduced by Dr. Hans Simon, noted nurseryman of Marktheidenfeld, Germany, it is a natural hybrid between the species G. dalmaticum and G. macrorrhizum. One of the best cultivars for the south.
Blooms point skyward and face away from the stems.
Summer rains bring on a flush of bloom. Mulch for winter protection, and enjoy on the edge of the sunny border. Branching and resulting flowering is even more profuse if plants are cut back by a third in early summer. Plant in full sun - dappled shade in loosened, amended soils. The two species we offer are hardy, native perennials that bring a commanding splash of yellow to the late summer and fall landscape.