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I don't particularly like geraniums but I thought this was pretty

June 18th in the Double Walled Garden - or Pollinator Park - at the National Botanic Garden of Wales.

Still struggling through the frosty nights on my balcony....

a hybrid from Jos Vandeweyer , completely yellow leaves in spring . Parents unknown , possibly a collinum .

A beautiful flower which is native to the Pyrenees.

France, Hautes-Alpes, Jardin alpin du Lautaret, 9th July 1993

Bold drifts of these are any gardeners need they spread quickly and produce gorgeous flowers which are finely veined with a white center.

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Photographed at Botanica in Wichita, Kansas, May 17, 2015.

Geranium (Pink with a white eye) on balcony 16th May 2019

Heritage Geraniums 2

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Castelo de Neiva

2016

I planted the same type of perennial geranium at home and on my mother's grave. Now I know when they're in bloom. (This is the one at home.)

Photo by Caroline Holmes

I think this is a geranium, but I'm not sure.

Geranium-esk flower... probably a species not a hybrid?

Photographed at the Mt Tomah Botanic Gardens, NSW, Australia. February 5th, 2006.

Geranium maculatum, Geraniaceae

Perennial geraniums are one of the most useful plants in a UK garden. They are evergreen,weed supressing and flower for about 6 - 8 weeks. After flowering give them a hard prune and in 4 weeks or so they'll flower a second time. They are available in pink,red,blue , blue and white and white and vary in height from 20-50 centimetres.

They can be underplanted with the taller spring bulbs such as daffodils or tulips.