Geranium hybrids
Cranesbills
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Cranesbills (Geranium hybrids) - Description
Cranesbills have deeply-cleft leaves and flowers with five petals. They are annuals, biennials and perennials.
Cranesbills (Geranium hybrids) - Blooming
Most Cranesbill start blooming in May and will continue through the autumn. If the summer heat causes the flowers to fad, trim back and water heavily to promote continued blooming.
Cranesbills (Geranium hybrids) - Growth
They prefer full sun or half sun, but are tolerant of many conditions. They are cold hardy and will last through autumn. The roots can become invasive.
Cranesbills (Geranium hybrids) - Planting
Many Cranesbill will self-sow, but hybrids may not come true from seed. In those cases you should either use cuttings, which may be difficult to root, or by dividing the roots, which is much easier.
Cranesbills (Geranium hybrids) - Interesting facts
The plants that most people know as Geranium are actually classified as Pelargonium.
Cranesbills (Geranium hybrids) - Soil and irrigation
Grow in moist, well-drained, humusy soil.
