Low growing clumps with purple flowers in summer. An easily grown perennial with a long season of flower. Ordinary to moist soil in sun or light shade. 30cm.
An attractive wintergreen species from south eastern Europe. Tuberous roots and hairy leaves often marked brown, rich blue flowers in spring to 25cm. Drained soil in full sun.
Yellow spring leaves turn green later. Deep pink flowers. 50cm. Prefers shade but will grow in the open if moist enough and respond well if humusy material is incorporated into the soil.
The native Meadow Cranesbill, clump forming herbaceous perennial with strong stems of largish flowers in shades of blue, white or pink to 1m or more. Sun, drained but good soil.
Beautiful, large white flowers with no hint of colour except the pale yellow stamens held on good stems over clumps of large, deeply divided leaves. Ordinary soil in sun. 90cm.
Seed grown plants from purple leafed ('Victor Reiter-type) parents. Mostly with blue flowers though white or pink are possible. Likely to 60cm, good soil in sun.
Very pretty albino form of the native Herb Robert. Pale green foliage and stems with masses of small white flowers to 30cm. Hardy annual/short lived perennial. Almost any soil or position.
The Bloody Cranesbill. British native hardy Geranium suitable for any ordinary, drained soil in sun or part shade. Magenta flowers from May to September. 20cm.
Light magenta flowers with overlapping petals and netted with darker veins. A low growing cultivar with good autumn foliage colour. Ideal for larger rockeries or the front of a border. Drained soil in sun or part shade. 15cm.
New form found by Richard Hobbs with neat clumps of greyish green foliage and blue flowers with a hint of mauve and purple! Tuberous and summer dormant. 30cm.
Treasured form has spode blue flowers with large white centres. Doesn’t show its true colour till late summer with cooler, damper weather. Plant it deeper in cool humusy soil in light shade or open position with a good mulch. More or less prostrate.
Colourful violet flowers from July on a compact plant. New leaves are deep pink with broad rounded lobes and colour well in autumn. Flowers all summer in moister soil in sun.
One of the original forms but now very rare. Low carpets of evergreen leaves and showy pink flowers in spring to 20cm. Average soil in sun or part shade.
The first form of this hybrid described, from Cambridge UBG. Low, evergreen, carpets of neat foliage and mid-pink flowers to 15-20cm in spring and early summer. Ordinary soil in sun or light shade.
Deep pink flowers from late spring to early summer over a low spreading carpet of evergreen leaves, use around medium-sized perennials or grasses. Any drained soil in sun or light shade, 20cm
This new variety has many bright rosy-pink flowers with deeper pink anthers in early summer. Low ground cover good for edging in sun or light shade. Ordinary, drained soil. 20cm.
