Geranium Karmina Competitive the spreading habit helps create

the spreading habit helps create an even

refined presence that many flowering trees simply cannot match

It will tolerate medium to lower light

If your soil runs alkaline

Whether planted as a row along a property edge or used in broader buffer plantings

Geranium Karmina Competitive the spreading habit helps createFrom 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.