Geranium Karmina stocky-ignore creamy flowers

creamy flowers

It prefers reasonably moist

showier flower form

This popular house plant is hard to find and a must-have for apartment dwellers who want a more compact Fiddle Leaf Fig

Useful in borders

Geranium Karmina stocky-ignore creamy flowersFrom late spring to early summer, Geranium Karmina produces stunning purplish pink flowers that form a striking carpet of color. In the fall the foliage turns orange to red color. Botanically referenced as 'Geranium x Cantabrigiense,' Karmina plants are a naturally occurring hybrid originating from Croatia. With semi evergreen foliage and a resistance to deer and rabbits, these perennial plants are easy to grow and extremely hardy to the elements.