Geranium phaeum Samobor

A clump forming perennial with an upright, spreading habit. An excellent choice for pollinators that can happily thrive in a wide range of garden habitats.

- From May until July, elegant sprays of maroon-purple flowers are held above the foliage on strong upright stems. The flowers are flat with outward pointing petals, showing off the protruding stamens. 

- Large, deeply lobed mid-green foliage is marked with a distinctive purple-black blotch, making for an attractive, dense ground cover that can help supress weeds.  

- A perfect plant for semi-shade and deep shade, and even full-sun - it will grow well anywhere the soil does not dry out too much. A fantastic plant for herbaceous borders, raised beds, woodland planting and wild gardens. 

- Can be cut back after its first flush of flowers, and it will repeat for another display for the autumn. 

- Its long flowering time and profuse flowers make it very attractive to a wide range of pollinators. 

- Height and Spread approx. 60-80cm x 40-60cm. 

- Supplied in a 9cm pot

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