Origin
The Erodium x variabile 'Bishop's Form' belongs to the Geraniaceae plant family. This plant species, also known as Bishop’s Form, finds its origin in the Mediterranean region. Due to its attractiveness and easy adaptability, it has been introduced on a large scale in multiple countries and regions.

Characteristics
The Erodium x variabile 'Bishop's Form' is a perennial, low-lying plant with rosette-forming leaves. The leaves are incised and possess a dark green colour. From June to October, it blooms with numerous, small pink flowers that have a white heart. This plant possesses an exceptional resistance to drought and heat. With its height of approximately 30 cm and its width of 50 cm, this species is ideal for border planting or as ground cover.

Care
The Erodium x variabile 'Bishop's Form' thrives best in a sunny to semi-shade spot in the garden. It prefers well-drained, slightly acidic to neutral soil. The plant requires little water and is resistant to drought, but regular watering promotes a richer bloom. In the spring, the plant can be pruned to maintain its shape and promote overall health. Although the plant is winter-hardy, it is recommended to provide protection during extreme cold.