All reviews for category Hardy Geranium hybrids

Hello, the pot seemed quite large compared to the size of the young plant and its roots... Otherwise, it's already growing again and small leaves are starting to emerge :-) I already had this geranium that I really like "for multiple reasons" but it has been divided several times at the end of the season to make gifts, and I thought it would be good to get a second one. I have no doubt it will thrive among the pink or white roses, intertwining among the branches. It will be a magnificent sight this summer!

The recovery of the 2 young plants seems compromised. I had indicated upon receiving the plants a doubt about the condition of the plant. It seems to be confirmed that the young plant is dead. Its counterparts bought elsewhere have already sprouted their first leaves, but not these ones. Too bad for this time.

Many thanks to your customer service for their attentiveness and understanding. Thank you for the quality.

Received, very fast. Thank you again.

Excellent perennial plants, these geraniums! Always in flower and they grow back on their own from one year to another... I planted them at the base of an Indian Lilac. Very decorative and, furthermore, they keep the base of my Lilac in shade for the summer.

Incredible from their first year in the ground!!! Their flowering is generous, abundant, and never-ending (it's early December, it hasn't frozen yet, and I still have some in my garden!!!). Excellent as ground cover as a single plant is enough to form a magnificent spreading cushion of blue-violet flowers. I watered mine this summer in 2022 because the drought was terrible, but they held up very well, in full sun as well as partial shade... Very beautiful with white and pink Gaura Lindheimeri, which form taller airy clumps and also have a very long flowering period. This combination provides layered and multicoloured blooms with the purple of Geranium Rozanne close to the ground, and the airy white and pink of Gaura. And to complete the picture, orange Rudbeckias work very well (I particularly like the variety "Prairie Glow", for example...).

It is really very small, I'm talking about the root mass. I doubt it will take root.

I know these geraniums. I planted some in my community. They are resilient. You cut them, they flower again. But this year, they didn't survive.

In the same large pot, I put 2, one died and the other produced 3 or 4 flowers. To be continued.

Nice but nothing special. It's still flowering. No maintenance apart from watering. Still in flower at the end of October.