Everblooming Hardy Geranium Collection

This collection includes 1 each of the following varieties:

• Raven - Nearly perfect in every way, this hardy plant is pest resistant, heat tolerant and attracts butterflies and other pollinators by the droves. Plus, deer, slugs and rabbits are not a problem for Raven. Beginning in May, expect a proliferation of 1" blooms in an intense shade of purple, white eyes winking merrily out of the masses of flowers. Blooms will continue to appear until the early part of fall. Suitable for Southern gardens.
• Johnson’s Blue - Its clear periwinkle-blue discs, each almost 2" across, appear for weeks above finely cut palmate leaves that ignite orange and red come autumn. This vigorous bushy geranium is a winner of the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit, so you know it performs. Plant it to weave through borders, spill from containers or knit a low weed-suppressing carpet. Deer rarely bother it and little care is required.
• Versicolor - Masses of crisp white, 1" flowers etched with fine violet veins smother this vigorous bushy geranium, drawing in butterflies while leaving browsing deer unimpressed. Its lobed, slightly hairy foliage knits together quickly to form a neat, weed-suppressing carpet that slips just as easily into gaps in rockeries as it does a patio pot. Hardy and easy going, it brings season-long texture and colour wherever you need low-maintenance ground cover.
• Tiny Monster - Blanketing borders with lush green foliage and electric magenta petals, this pint-sized powerhouse blooms from midsummer to early fall, earning its reputation as one of the longest flowering hardy geraniums. Tiny Monster knits together quickly yet keeps a neat profile, so weeds struggle to break through. Tuck it along paths, between paving or in containers. For even more cup-shaped, 2" flowers later in summer, cut back spent stems after the first flush.