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The white flowers are like fluffy clouds irregularly splashed with blue sky in midsummer. More mounding habit than other hardy geraniums. A nice accent to combine with pink roses. Benefits from cutting back immediately after first bloom to freshen the plant and extend the flowering season.
A bushy clumper with dusky violet petals, finely striped with deep violet veins, surrounding a white eye. The velvety-textured foliage emerges olive green with chocolate blotches, turning a quieter green in summer, then a showy red in autumn. Native to damp grasslands and scrub in eastern Asia.midsummer. More mounding habit than other hardy geraniums. A nice accent to combine with pink roses. Benefits from cutting back immediately after first bloom to freshen the plant and extend the flowering season.
This exceptional geranium makes you do a double-take. Doubled, almost rose-like pinkish-lavender flowers û among the largest of any geranium û face outward in late spring and summer. The attractive bold palmate foliage is a welcome bonus. Makes a showy groundcover beneath roses like æDarlowÆs EngimaÆ
A beautiful species found in the Canary Isles makes large rosettes of palm-like leaves. Tall stems are topped with bright candy pink blooms eyed with magenta. A fine choice for an architectural specimen in any well-drained sunny to partially shaded spot, or as a container plant.
Of the hardy Geraniums cultivated for the effects of foliage, none shines with the fantastic brilliance of æMargaret WilsonÆ. Mounds of luminous platinum and green foliage are topped with mauve-purple flowers in late spring. Unparalleled. Partial shade in any well-drained soil.
Our seedling selection from æWalterÆs GiftÆ, with a darker central bronzing of the leaf and silvery pink flowers veined in purple. In full sun it produces handsome mounds to 15 x 15 inches. The smaller habit makes this the perfect plant for the front of the border, where it can weave around spent spring bulb foliage and instantly refresh the bed. A beautiful plant greatly admired by visitors to the garden.
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