Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle' is a cultivar of 

 geranium (family Geraniaceae) that displays the genus’s characteristic five-petalled flowers, often with veining. The leaves are palmately cleft and broadly circular in outline, typical of the genus. Flowers appear from June to September. It tolerates a range of garden soils provided they are not 

Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle' belongs to the Geranium genus within the Geraniaceae and shares the genus’s wide temperate distribution; many species occur across temperate regions and in mountain areas of the tropics, with greatest diversity in the eastern Mediterranean. The foliage is palmately divided and broadly circular, while the flowers have the genus-standard five petals and may show veining in shades recorded for the group. For cultivation, avoid waterlogged positions: geraniums will grow in most soils provided drainage is adequate. Propagation can be by semiripe cuttings in summer, by seed, or by division in autumn or spring; division is a reliable way to rejuvenate older clumps. No specialised feeding or exotic conditions are required beyond keeping the crown free of standing water. Because the genus adapts across temperate climates, Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle' fits well into temperate UK planting. It will provide summer colour from June to September and can also contribute to wildlife value, since larvae of some Lepidoptera species feed on geraniums. To maintain flowering vigour, divide and replant crowded clumps in autumn or early spring.

Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle' is a cultivar of hardy geranium (family Geraniaceae) that displays the genus’s characteristic five-petalled flowers, often with veining. The leaves are palmately cleft and broadly circular in outline, typical of the genus. Flowers appear from June to September. It tolerates a range of garden soils provided they are not waterlogged.

Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle' is a hardy geranium that flowers from June to September and grows in any soil that is not waterlogged.

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