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"Geranium sanguineum, 2015, Bloody Cranesbill, jur-AY-nee-um, 12-18 in Perennial, Z5, magenta-pink , Bloom Month 6a, In Bed BZ for 0.0 years
Bloody Cranesbill’ is the species plant that many cultivars originate from. It is a British native wildflower. Leaves are more deeply cut than other hardy geraniums. Spreading rhizomatous perennial."
Géranium des bois - Wood cranesbill - Geranio de bosque
CS Kakost lesnÃ
Geranium sylvaticum L. (fleur)
Pré de fauche (alt. 930 m)
Háj (district de Chomutov, région d'Ústà nad Labem, République Tchèque)
Indigène (Europe, Ouest et Centre-Nord de l'Asie)
is this the right one?? I once had the original "Spinners" , but I lost it . After several attempts and disillusions, I think this could be the one. It is difficult to reproduce the real dark blue purple colour.
Photo from archive, uploaded for Roger Hooton. Unfortunately I haven't got more stock than the three photos that are already on my Flickr photostream.
Lots of bees in my garden. If all gardeners planted bee friendly flowers like hardy geraniums and stopped using chemicals, we could off set the harm done to bees by chemical dependent farmers