Geranium 'Rozanne' produces large, spectacular violet-blue flowers with white throat and darker venation on 1–2 foot plants. Attractive foliage weaves through neighbors. Most effective en masse.
A full season of blue-violet blossoms that seem to glow.
Full sun or partial shade. Tolerates most well-drained soils, prefers moderate fertility and moist soil. Divide in spring or fall.
Prone to mildews, bacterial blight, gray mold, leaf spots, leaf miner, slugs.
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