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- Geranium Rozanne
The best, most garden-worthy hardy Geranium you can grow. The finely cut foliage is accented by large (for a geranium) blue-purple flowers with pale blue eyes which cover the plant from late spring to frost, being one of the longest blooming perennials in the garden.
Internationally recognized through being selected as 2008 Perennial Plant of the Year in North America and receiving the RHS Award of Garden Merit (UK).
- Geranium Rozanne
Geranium Rozanne is een heel geliefde soort, vanwege zijn zeer lange bloei met blauwe bloemen met een wit hart van voorjaar tot de eerste nachtvorst. Hiermee is het de langst bloeiende blauwe Geranium.
Barnes Road Playing Fields Highfield Stafford UK 28th September 2018
This plant is getting a bit more common in our area.
A close up shot of a Wild Geranium - San Miguel Mountains, San Juan National Forest, Colorado
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Géranium des bois - Wood crane's-bill - Geranio de bosque
Geranium sylvaticum L. (fleur)
Berge de rivière (alt. 260 m)
Chevron (province de Liège, Wallonie, Belgique)
Indigène (Europe, Ouest et Centre-Nord de l'Asie)
Storchschnabel
BUGA 2015
Stölln - Federal Horticultural Show 2015
Website: www.buga-2015-havelregion.de/
Géranium des prés / Meadow cranesbill / Beemdooievaarsbek /
Wiesen-Storchenschnabel
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Cranesbill
Geranium sinense
Geranium Family - Geraniaceae
Native to China's Sichuan and Yunnan.
Hardy Geraniums or Cranesbills are perennial plants that belong to the genus Geranium and thrive in temperate climates with cool summers and cool summer nights. They are not to be confuse with the lovely bedding plants called "Geraniums" which belong to the genus Pelargonium and are much more tender.
The Cranesbill flowers are generally quite small, but produced in huge abundance to almost cover the plants when in full bloom. The hand-like foliage of many varieties is also highly attractive in its own right, producing various quilting, veining, and colour blotching. And, as many of the commonly grown varieties are low growing, their dense carpet-like foliage makes them good ground cover plants.