Geranium peltatum TrioPelargoniumIvy-Leaf Geraniums

Bring the vibrant hues of the Mediterranean to your outdoor space with the Geranium peltatum Trio. These stunning, tender pelargoniums are perfect for adding a bold splash of colour to your patio or balcony. Their bright, eye-catching blooms are set against a backdrop of glossy, ivy-shaped leaves that add visual interest even when not in bloom. The trailing stems support the flowers, which rest just above the foliage, creating a cascading effect that's both graceful and striking. Whether spilling over containers, hanging baskets, or climbing trellises, these versatile plants are low-maintenance and incredibly vigorous, offering continuous blooms from late spring through to autumn. Their long flowering period and vibrant colours will instantly bring a touch of Mediterranean charm to any outdoor setting. Height and spread: 50-80cm (20-31in). The Geranium peltatum Trio includes these three gorgeous varieties: Geranium peltatum Red Geranium peltatum Pink Geranium peltatum White Although Geranium peltatum is technically a perennial, it is considered half-hardy and is typically treated as an annual in the UK. With proper care, however, they can be overwintered in a frost-free greenhouse or conservatory. Please note that plant height and spread may vary with the seasons, which is why we list plants by pot size rather than exact measurements. The size of the plants upon delivery may differ based on the time of year, so images are for reference only. A trio of tender pelargoniums with glossy, ivy-shaped trailing leaves and masses of vivid flowers from late spring until autumn. When all risk of frost has passed, gradually acclimatise geraniums to outdoor conditions over a period of 7 to 10 days before transplanting them into their final positions in containers, beds and borders. Plant geraniums in a sunny or semi-shaded position, in any light, non-acidic, well drained soil. Pinch out the growing tip of each stem to encourage branching and form a bushier plant which will produce more flowers later on.