After flowering, hardy geraniums can become somewhat leggy and sparse. It's easy to shear or cut back the sparse stems, stimulating new growth. Unlike zonal geraniums, true geraniums require a ...

When the plant begins to die back, cut them back in the fall after the ... There is a big variety of hardy geraniums, so you can find a type that fits your landscape need. Ballerina grows 6 ...

There's no real maintenance routine for hardy geraniums, other than dividing congested lumps every few years. But a top tip from Sarah Raven is to give them a summer trim: 'When plants are beginning ...