Rozanne Cranesbill

14 years ago

Just wondered how well this is growing for you. I have a plant in it's second year(was a late addition to last years garden) It was so late coming up that I thought it didn't survive; presently it has only about six leaves and is maybe two inches tall. All of my other cranesbills are doing okay so wonder if it's a question of hardiness or maybe she just doesn't like where I put her. Your thoughts are appreciated.

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Crazy_Gardener
14 years ago
Mine didn't make the winter.
squirelette
14 years ago
Mine did not either
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debbiecz3
Original Author
14 years ago
So it may be a hardiness issue. Maybe I will try moving her to a more protected area if she does some growing over this summer. Thanks to you both!
Crazy_Gardener
14 years ago
I received another one as a substitution this year and plan on digging it up and storing it in the pumphouse over winter. ItÂs a lot like the hardy cultivar Johnson Blue, but Rozanne blooms all season long and doesnÂt flop like JB. I'm sure it would look great in pots too.

Sharon
redpeony
14 years ago
I have 5 Rozannes that I planted 3 years ago. I have not covered them in any way, and they are doing fabulous. They about 4 feet from my back fence, with no extra heat from my house to protect them. They are so big this year - at least 24 inches tall, that I will need to divide them in the spring. If anyone is around the Calgary area and wants some, let me know.