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Geranium 'Rozanne' spilling beside a stone path with violet-blue flowers across its spreading stems.

Perennial

Geranium 'Rozanne'

Geranium 'Rozanne'

A vigorous, spreading hardy geranium with violet-blue flowers from early summer into autumn. It covers gaps well, but needs room to trail through the front of a border or over an edge.

Size
0.5–0.6 m high · 0.5–1 m wide
Light
Full sun / Partial shade
Water
Moderate
Winter
Very hardy
Seasonal form
Dies back
Maintenance
Low

Before planting

  • Allow enough room at the front of a border or beside a path because the stems spread widely as the season develops.
  • Choose soil that drains well but does not dry out completely while the plant establishes.

Why choose it

  • Flowers for months, often from early summer until autumn.
  • Softens border edges and fills spaces between shrubs or taller perennials.

Care

  • Water during prolonged dry spells, especially in the first growing season.
  • Cut back untidy growth after the first main flush if you want a fresher, more compact mound.
  • Divide an overcrowded clump in spring when growth begins.

Good to know

  • The registered cultivar name is 'Gerwat'; 'Rozanne' is the familiar trade designation, and 'Jolly Bee' is an older synonym.