Cranesbill Rose – Geranium cantabrigiense Cambridge | ↕10-25 cm | Ø9 cm

Geranium cantabrigiense ‘Cambridge’ – also known as Cranesbill – is a low-maintenance plant that is excellent for borders, rock gardens, and as filler between shrubs.

Geranium cantabrigiense ‘Cambridge’ – a sea of radiant pinkish-red flowers

Important characteristics and care tips for this plant are:

• Dutch name: Cranesbill cantabrigiense ‘Cambridge’

• Type: Perennial, deciduous plant

• Height: 40 to 50 centimeters

• Width: Approximately 60 centimeters (clumping)

• Blooming: From June to August

• Flower color: Beautiful pink shade

• Leaf color: Fresh green, deeply lobed leaves that turn yellowish in autumn

• Light: Sun to partial shade

• Soil: Well-drained, humus-rich, and moderately moist

• Winter hardy: Yes, very winter hardy

• Bee-friendly: Yes, attracts bees and butterflies

• Pruning: Cut back the plant to just above the ground after flowering to encourage a second, often less abundant bloom and keep the foliage fresh

• Watering: Tolerates dry periods well, but provide extra water during prolonged drought

• Fertilization: A light fertilization in spring promotes healthy growth and blooming

• Placement: Ideal for planting in groups for a lush effect in borders or as a colorful ground cover

• Toxicity: Not toxic to humans and pets, safe for family and pet-friendly gardens

Why choose Geranium cantabrigiense ‘Cambridge’?
The Cranesbill ‘Cambridge’ is famous for its striking pink flowers that give your garden a vibrant and cheerful appearance. With its long blooming period and easy care, this plant is a true asset to any border or garden edge. A pink beauty that will surely steal the show!