Geranium ‘Patricia’ – Crane’s Bill

Description

Geranium ‘Patricia’ – Crane’s Bill

Bold, bright, and built to bloom for months, Geranium ‘Patricia’ is a showstopper in the border. A cross between G. endressii and G. psilostemon, it inherits the best of both parents — large, vivid magenta flowers with a dark eye, held on tall stems above a mounding, sprawling mound of deeply cut foliage. It blooms prolifically from late spring through summer and often well beyond, making it one of the longest-blooming Geraniums available. Drought tolerant, clay tolerant, deer resistant, and somewhat gopher resistant. A bold, reliable performer for any sunny or partly shaded border.

Key Features:

• Perennial
• Drought tolerant
• Clay tolerant
• Deer resistant
• Somewhat gopher resistant
• Bright magenta flowers with dark eye
• Exceptionally long bloom season
• Mounding, sprawling habit – great for borders and pots
• Cross of G. endressii × G. psilostemon

Growing Details:
Height (foliage): 2–3 ft | Spread: 4 ft | Flower stems to 3 ft
Exposure: Full Sun / Part Shade | Water: Moderate
Bloom time: Late Spring–Summer (and beyond) | Bloom color: Bright Magenta
USDA Hardiness Zone: 3–10