A brilliant Geranium with large magenta-purple flowers from May until the frosts. The larger Geranium sanguineum-type leaves and stems grow in a mound to 40cm.
Taller plant than typical for the species with large white flowers. Elegant. 30cm. Finely divided foliage and open saucer shaped flowers on this British native. Very tolerant and thrives in dry sunny positions. Main flowering from May-July, repeating August-October.
"Graham's Bloody Cranesbill" has large flowers, 4.5cm diameter, of beautiful rose pink, veined crimson. A vigorous grower but remains low. 20cm. Drained soil in sun.
Extremely large vivid pink flowers and downy leaves. Low growing plants for front of border or large rockery. Drained soil in sun or light shade. 25cm.
Low growing with masses of magenta flowers. 15cm. Very tolerant and thrives in dry sunny positions. Main flowering from May-July, repeating August-October.
New cultivar name in 2012. Previously sold by us as 'Shepherd's Warning' this came from the same batch as that but has a larger, lighter (but still bright) pink flower.
Brilliant rose pink flowers with some deeper veining on this Blooms selection. Low growing clumps for the front of the border. Average soil in sun. 15cm. PBR.