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Geranium 'Ann Folkard' P9
Geranium 'Azure Rush' C3
Geranium 'Azure Rush' P9
Geranium 'Blushing Turtle' P9
Geranium 'Patricia' P9
Geranium 'Tanya Rendall' P9
Geranium Dragon Heart P9
Geranium himalayanse 'Gravetye' P9
Geranium macule. 'Elizabeth Ann' P9
Geranium ox. 'Rose Clair' P9
Geranium phaeum 'Album' 1L
Geranium phaeum 'Walküre' 1L
Geranium Rozanne 9cm
Geranium song. 'Album' P9
Geranium song. 'Appleblute' P9
Geranium song. 'Max Frei' P9
Geranium sanguineum striatum P9
Geranium see. laugh. 'Orkney Cherry' C17
Geranium sylv. 'Mayflower' P9
Geranium x cult. 'Dreamland' C17
Cranesbill - Geranium hybrid Blushing Turtle® 1L pot

Cranesbill – colorful and reliable perennials for any garden

Cranesbills, or geraniums as many also call them, are among the most popular perennials in Danish gardens. They are known for their long flowering period, beautiful colors and ability to thrive almost anywhere. Whether you want a lush ground cover, precise edging plants or a colorful feature in the perennial bed, you will find a geranium that is perfect for the purpose.

 Cranesbills are also incredibly easy to care for. They can handle both sun and partial shade, require minimal care and come back faithfully year after year. This makes them an obvious choice for both experienced gardeners and beginners.

Good reasons to choose geraniums in the garden

Geraniums are not only popular for their beauty, but also for their many practical properties. They are hardy, adaptable and help keep weeds down thanks to their dense growth. Many varieties of cranesbill also attract bees and butterflies, making them an ideal plant for a more natural and sustainable garden.

 You can find cranesbills in a multitude of varieties with different heights, flower shapes and colours. Whether you dream of bluish, purple, white or pink shades, there is a geranium to match your garden style.

How to plant and care for cranesbill

Cranesbills thrive best in regular, well-drained garden soil. Once planted, they should be watered and fertilized according to the season. Once established, geraniums are almost self-sustaining and only require light pruning if you want to encourage a new round of flowering.