Erodium variable ‘Bishop’s Form’ – [EG]

Erodium × variabile ‘Bishop’s Form’, also known as storksbill or heronsbill, is a charming, low-growing perennial from the geranium family (Geraniaceae). It’s loved for its long blooming season and is perfect for rock gardens, containers, and groundcover. This compact perennial grows just 2–4 inches tall and spreads 6–12 inches wide, forming a neat, mound-forming habit. It features dark green, slightly lobed leaves and produces small rose-pink flowers with delicate dark veins from late spring through early fall.

• Hardiness USDA Zones are 7 to 9
• Thrives in Full Sun to Partial Shade
• Typically grows 2–4 inches tall and 6–12 inches wide

Note: Your plant is shipped potted and carefully packaged to ensure minimal damage during transit. Dormancy in fall/winter may cause plants to look dry or leafless—this is normal and temporary. California shipping restrictions may apply based on state regulations.

Frequently Asked Questions❓

Is Erodium ‘Bishop’s Form’ deer-resistant

Yes, it’s naturally resistant to deer and most pests.

Can it survive in cold climates

❄️ It’s hardy in zones 7–9. In colder regions, grow it in containers and bring indoors during winter.

How often should I water it

� Water moderately; once established, it’s drought-tolerant. Avoid soggy soil—good drainage is key.

Does it bloom continuously

� Yes, it blooms from late spring through early fall, providing long-lasting color in your garden.

Can I plant it with other groundcovers

� Absolutely! It pairs beautifully with other low-growing or trailing plants in mixed containers or borders.

Growing Zones: 7–9