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Geranium perennials, also known as cranesbill, are hardy and low-maintenance garden plants that bloom for a long time with flowers in purple, blue, pink, or white. They thrive in sun and partial shade and are ideal for borders, mass plantings, and as ground cover. Geraniums attract bees and butterflies and contribute to a biodiversity-friendly garden. Thanks to their strong growth and decorative foliage, they are a popular choice for any garden. Discover our wide range of Geranium perennials and choose the perfect cranesbill for a colorful, flowering, and sustainable garden.
A perennial geranium, also known as cranesbill, is a hardy garden plant that sprouts again every year and blooms profusely. It is not the same plant as the annual balcony geranium (Pelargonium).
Most perennial geraniums bloom from May through August. Some species, such as Geranium Rozanne, even continue blooming until the first frost.
Geraniums grow best in a sunny or semi-shady location with well-draining soil. Many varieties also do well under trees and shrubs.
Yes, virtually all perennial geraniums are fully winter-hardy. They survive the winter without problems and sprout again in the spring.
Geraniums require little maintenance. Remove faded flowers and prune the plant back after the first bloom to encourage a second flowering.
Yes, many species form a dense carpet of leaves, giving weeds less of a chance. That is why they are very suitable as ground-covering perennials.
Yes, the flowers are rich in nectar and attract bees, bumblebees, and butterflies. This makes geraniums a valuable choice for a natural and insect-friendly garden.
Perennial geraniums can be planted almost all year round, as long as it is not freezing. Spring and autumn are the best planting periods.
Yes, many compact Geranium varieties grow excellently in pots and planters. Just ensure sufficient water and good drainage.
Geraniums combine beautifully with Salvia, Nepeta, Alchemilla, Lavender, Hosta, Echinacea, and ornamental grasses. This way, you create a colorful border with a long flowering period.