GERANIUM pyrenaicum 'Isparta'
Medium
Sun
Purple
Reasonable soil
Summer
100% Peat Free
Description
Geranium pyrenaicum 'Isparta'
Height x Spread: 60cm x 45cm
A larger flowering form of 'Mountain Cranesbill', producing lilac-mauve flowers with darker veins over hummocks of mid-green large rounded leaves. Blessed with a long-flowering period, this Geranium enjoys lots of sun but can tolerate part shade, its blooms illuminating darker areas of the garden from spring onwards.
Great for ground cover and keeping those pesky weeds down, this tough plant looks equally good towards the front of an informal border or in a gravel garden. It performs best in free draining soil with some richness and a full sun to part shade situation.
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