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Discovered
in 1990 in
the garden
of Rozanne
and Donald
Waterer of
Somerset,
England and
developed by
Adrian Bloom
of Blooms of
Bressingham.
It is said
to be a
sterile
hybrid of G.
himalayense
and G.
wallichianum
‘Buxton’s
Variety.’
2008
Perennial of
the Year. US
Plant Patent
PP12, 175;
issued Oct.
30, 2001.
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Common Name: Rozanne Hardy Geranium
Plant Type: Deciduous,
herbaceous perennial.
Family: Geraniaceae
Height/Spread:
10” by 18”, flowers 15” tall.
Leaves: Deeply cut, slightly marbled, deep
green foliage.
Flowers:
2 1/2-inch violet blue flowers with white centers and purple violet
veins.
Bloom Time:
June to Frost.
Growing Conditions:
Full sun; fertile, well
drained, humus rich soil; regular water during summer dry spells.
Hardiness:
USDA Zones 5 to 8.
Garden Location:
Perennial Border: PB07, PB08, PB10, PB11. PB12.
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