Geranium phaeum ‘Lily Lovell’

Flowers: May-June and September.  Plant in part/full shade.  HxS 45x45cm

The blue-mauve flowers of Geranium phaeum ‘Lily Lovell’ can reach an impressive 4cm in diameter, making it one of the largest and prettiest of the Geranium phaeum group.  These plants are one of the easiest to place in the garden as they are so good at adapting to a wide range of growing conditions, including dry shade, and quickly spread to form a hummock of foliage that is good for suppressing weeds.  Named by Trevor Bath in memory of his mother.  Grown organically in peat free compost.

Care & Maintenance.

Cut back hard after flowering for a repeat show in Sept.  Divide in spring.