Geranium ‘Rozanne’

Hardy Geraniums are as tough as nails and flower profusely from spring to autumn. ‘Rozanne’ is always the star of the show too, with petticoat blooms in the most lovely azure blue.

Plants are spreading, yet not invasive, so it’s easy to plug any gaps in your outside space. They’ll make themselves at home in any type of soil too, from sunny borders to shady corners! Masses of large saucer-shaped flowers up to 5cm (2″) across, which are violet-blue with white centres.

Award-winning customer favourite!

Flowers June-October. Height 30cm (12″); spread 40cm (16″).

Growing Information

Super Plugs

On delivery of your plants you need to do this straight away: Carefully unpack your plants and check that the compost is moist. If it’s dry, water carefully using a small watering can and allow it to drain. Stand in a light, warm place and then follow the ‘growing on’ instructions. Provided they are kept moist, they can usually be left for up to 3 days. Your plants have been grown under ideal conditions and inspected by one of our experts prior to careful packaging and despatch by post. However, should they have been damaged or delayed during delivery, please contact us immediately.

Remember to ensure all summer bedding plants are protected from spring frosts. Do not plant outdoors before late May/early June.

For the best results, pot these on and keep them in the greenhouse for a few weeks before planting them out. A 7cm pot filled loosely with moist compost is ideal to plant these sturdy young plants into. In each pack of extra value plug plants, you will find a dibber stick. If you intend to plant plug plants through the side of hanging baskets you can use a smaller pot than 7cm and transfer into baskets when well established.

To remove your plugs, gently push up through the base hole of each cell and ease the plant and root plug out of the tray. Place it into the centre of the filled pot, so that the roots of the plug are covered. Firm the compost gently around the base of the plug whilst ensuring the stem and leaves remain above the top layer. Alternatively, plant into trays of compost.