Hardy Geranium

Hardy Geranium (also known as Cranesbill) begins growing with leaves that form low mounds, providing a lush green backdrop for its dainty, five-petaled blossoms. These prolific flowers, in shades of pink, blue, or violet, bloom in the garden from late spring through summer as they attract pollinators. With its ability to withstand diverse growing conditions, Hardy Geranium effortlessly integrates into various garden styles, from cottage gardens to rockeries. Growing Tips: Sunlight: Prefers full sun to partial shade; adapts well to different light conditions. Soil: Well-draining soil is recommended; tolerant of various soil types. Watering: Maintain moderate watering; avoid waterlogged conditions. Hardiness: Hardy Geraniums are generally resilient in USDA zones 4-8, depending on the variety. Biokovo Biokovo is a perennial Hardy Geranium with delicate, pale pink to white flowers reminiscent of wild geraniums. It has a spreading and mounding growth habit and will reach 12-18”  in