This plant will suprise you with its ease-of-care and impressive flowering. It likes moist soil but can be left to dry out from time to time; this rarely causes any damage. Once one flush of long-lasting blooms has served its duty, cut back the stems of the spent blooms to get ready for another flush. The stems will twist and turn with length and get a little tangled... just trim and wait for new stems which will flower. During rare times when the plant is awaiting new buds and blooms, its perfectly mounded foliage will serve as an attractive way to fill areas. Each year, this mound, upon its spring return, will get progressively larger. Don't cut the foliage back in autumn, as its green color will turn reddish and provide visual interest.

This is a classic for an English cottage garden, Alpine rock garden... very pretty in any garden setting that can make use of glorious blue blooms that appear on stems which sit above the plant. Foliage is a perfect green with chartreuse marbling on this Hardy Geranium (perennial in zones noted above). A vigorous grower, this plant can start small and develop into a stunning and sizable mound in just one summer. Flowers are long-lasting and bloom continuously during the summer. And while different Cranesbills have flowers of other attractive colors including blue, the blue of 'Rozanne' is a blue that has depth. When the flowers are backlit or sitting just right in sunlight, Rozanne's blue is mesmerizing.