Reviewed by Debra LaGattuta Hardy geraniums are flowering perennials comprised of many cultivars, species, and hybrids within the Geranium genus, collectively called cranesbill geraniums. These ...

Perennial cranesbill geranium plants are easy to grow and highly adaptable. Enjoy the long-blooming flowers in many garden conditions.

Cranesbill Geranium Getty Images/Dan Rosenholm Cranesbill geraniums. If you're looking for a stunning ground cover with vibrant colors, look no further than cranesbill geranium (Geranium ...

By geraniums, I am assuming you mean the zonal geranium which is Pelargonium and not cranesbill geranium, which is something quite different. Geraniums are tropical plants and generally only hardy ...

Another long-season bloomer, cranesbill geranium typically flowers from spring through early fall, although flowering peaks in early summer.

Geraniums and Pelargoniums are similar in several ways, but they have differences. Their common names, Cranesbill for Geraniums and Storksbill for Pelargoniums, suggest their similarities.

Start up another zucchini or yellow summer squash plant for mid-July planting. You might not find ready-made starts at the nursery, but you sure can start some seeds now.

Ivy geranium, scented geranium and zonal geranium are three different species of pelargonium. True geraniums are often called cranesbill or hardy geranium. Do you think that most geraniums are boring?

This fast-growing perennial plant is low-maintenance and attracts butterflies, making it the perfect choice for your garden this spring and summer.

For example, soft pink cranesbill geraniums at the feet of fragrant pink David Austin roses, or silvery lamb’s ear at the base of pure white rose shrubs will give your garden border blocks of ...