Geranium × cantabrigiense 'St Ola'

This hardy geranium is a superb ground cover plant for your garden. It forms a dense, weed-suppressing mat of aromatic, evergreen foliage.

• Height: Reaches 20cm tall.
• Spread: Spreads generously to 50cm.

In late spring and early summer, it produces a profusion of delicate white flowers. Each bloom features subtle pinkish veins and pink anthers.

This plant is also known simply as Cambridge Cranesbill 'St Ola'.

Benefits for UK Wildlife

The open, saucer-shaped flowers provide an excellent source of pollen and nectar. They attract a wide range of beneficial pollinators, including bees and hoverflies, into your garden.

Planting Tips

• Plant in well-drained soil.
• Choose a position in full sun or partial shade.
• It thrives in borders, rockeries, or as underplanting for roses and shrubs.
• Once established, it requires very little maintenance.

Would you like a low-maintenance plant that supports local wildlife?