Geranium Calliope Rose Splash is a Calliope geranium, a cross between the zonal and ivy leaved types, grown for large semi double flowers and a long, reliable season.
The blooms are large and semi double, rose pink marked with striking white splashes, and they keep coming from late spring into autumn. The plant is well branched and stays neat, with rounded green leaves marked with a darker zone, and a vigorous, mounding and well branched habit that suits a patio container, a window box, a hanging basket or the front of a sunny border. Calliope geraniums take heat and dry spells better than the older zonal types, and they flower from late spring until the first frost.
It is supplied as a well established plant in a 5 litre root ball, ready to go straight into the garden or into your own container. Plant it in fertile, free draining soil or compost in full sun or light shade, water regularly but let the surface dry a little between waterings, and feed it through the flowering season. Deadheading keeps the buds coming. Geraniums are not hardy, so plant out after the frosts and move the plant somewhere bright and frost free before the first cold nights if you want it back next year.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Geranium, interspecific pelargonium
Fully Grown Height and Spread: Approximately 30 to 40cm tall with a similar spread
Growth Habit: Vigorous, mounding and well branched
Geranium Calliope Rose Splash is a Calliope geranium, a cross between the zonal and ivy leaved types, grown for large semi double flowers and a long, reliable season.
The blooms are large and semi double, rose pink marked with striking white splashes, and they keep coming from late spring into autumn. The plant is well branched and stays neat, with rounded green leaves marked with a darker zone, and a vigorous, mounding and well branched habit that suits a patio container, a window box, a hanging basket or the front of a sunny border. Calliope geraniums take heat and dry spells better than the older zonal types, and they flower from late spring until the first frost.
It is supplied as a well established plant in a 5 litre root ball, ready to go straight into the garden or into your own container. Plant it in fertile, free draining soil or compost in full sun or light shade, water regularly but let the surface dry a little between waterings, and feed it through the flowering season. Deadheading keeps the buds coming. Geraniums are not hardy, so plant out after the frosts and move the plant somewhere bright and frost free before the first cold nights if you want it back next year.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Geranium, interspecific pelargonium
Fully Grown Height and Spread: Approximately 30 to 40cm tall with a similar spread
Growth Habit: Vigorous, mounding and well branched
Foliage: Rounded green leaves with darker zonal markings
Flowering Time: Late spring until the first frost
Planting Position: Full sun or light shade. It copes with dry spells, with coastal wind and salt, and it is happy in a container.
Soil Type: Fertile, well drained soil or compost
Hardiness: Not hardy. Frost kills it outright, so lift it and keep it frost free over winter or buy again in spring.
Maintenance: Low. Deadhead regularly and feed through the flowering season
Seasonal Interest: Spring, summer and autumn
Type: Summer bedding, tender perennial
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