What's eating my geranium clarkei 'kashmir white'?

Geranium clarkei 'Kashmir White' is a vigorous spreading cranesbill for borders and woodland edges. Vine weevil grubs threaten the root system, especially in containers. Slugs and snails attack tender new growth and flowers, and aphids cluster on shoot tips in spring. Deer and rabbits tend to avoid this aromatic species.

Grubs eat roots causing plant wilt and death; adults notch leaf edges at night Apply Steinernema kraussei nematodes in late summer; check containers for grubs when repotting

Ragged holes in leaves and petals, particularly after rain or at night Use iron phosphate pellets; encourage natural predators such as ground beetles; hand-pick at dusk

Colonies on soft new growth cause shoot distortion and sticky honeydew residue Knock off with water; apply insecticidal soap; avoid excess nitrogen fertilizer