(Bevan's Variety Rock Cranesbill, Rock Cranesbill)

A showy cultivar of this low, spreading, vigorous herbaceous perennial, 'Bevan's Variety' bears shallow-cupped red-purple flowers in late spring and early summer. As with most forms of this southern European native, its fragrant, fuzzy, sticky, lobed leaves are apple-green, turning bronze-red in fall.

'Bevan's Variety' prefers moist, well drained soil in sun or partial shade, but will tolerate some drought. Use it in the border or as a groundcover.

(Ingwersen''s Variety Rock Cranesbill, Rock Cranesbill)

A lovely pink-flowered cultivar of this low, spreading, vigorous herbaceous perennial, 'Ingwersen's Variety' bears its shallow-cupped blooms in late spring and early summer. As with most forms of this southern European native, its fragrant, fuzzy, sticky, lobed leaves are apple-green, turning bronze-red in fall.

'Ingwersen's Variety' prefers moist, well drained soil in sun or partial shade, but will tolerate some drought. Use it in the border or as a groundcover.

(Spotted Cranesbill)

Dainty light to deep pink blossoms cover spotted cranesbill from spring to early summer. This eastern North American perennial grows from rhizomes (underground rooting stems)and will colonize an area, although not aggressively. In the wild, plants exist in moist soils and dappled meadows, open woodlands and wooded edges. In southern areas with mild winters it may remain semi-evergreen through the cold season.

The dappled light to medium green leaves of spotted cranesbill are rounded with five...

(Spotted Cranesbill)

Dainty fuchsia-pink blossoms are found above the chocolately burgundy foliage of 'Elizabeth Ann' from mid-spring to early summer. Semi-evergreen in mild winter regions, this perennial grows from rhizomes (underground stems). It has rounded, deeply dissected leaves with five lobes that are a rich dark burgundy to dusky red-brown. It's native from southern Canada southward to Arkansas and Alabama westward to the Missouri River, where it grows in moist soils and dappled meadows, open woodlands and their...

(Death-Comes-Quickly, Herb Robert)

Ornately lobed lush green leaves and small pink-toned flowers are the assets of herb Robert cranesbill. This clumping herbaceous biennial or annual is native to the highland meadows of central Chile. It produces lots of seeds and perpetuates itself once established in a landscape. Depending on climate, it may be semi-evergreen or germinate and grow during a frost-free, moist winter.

Borne on upright stems from spring to midsummer, the cup-shaped flowers are usually held in pairs. Each is hairy...

(Cranesbill )

This short cranesbill dazzles with vibrant magenta flowers with black centers in late spring and early summer. A low-growing evergreen perennial with deep-hued gray-green foliage, it is native to northeastern Turkey and the Balkan states.

The leaves of this vigorous plant are deeply lobed and deep, dark gray-green, forming a nice mound. In late spring and early summer, stems rise above the foliage and hold small clusters of bright magenta flowers with dark red veins and black centers. The...

(Cranesbill )

A selection of a low-growing evergreen perennial native to northeastern Turkey and the Balkans, 'Giuseppii' dazzles with vibrant magenta, black-eyed flowers in late spring and early summer. The five-petaled, saucer-shaped blooms are borne on short stems above compact cushions of round, finely dissected gray-green leaves. The flowers have

Grow Geranium subcaulescens 'Giuseppii' in full to partial sun. Afternoon shade is beneficial in areas with hot summers, where longevity is often...

(Cranesbill, Crystal Rose Cranesbill)

Compact and evergreen, the hardy cranesbill is a low herbaceous perennial that slowly spreads by underground shoots, or runners. This hybrid between dalmatian and bigroot cranesbill, is botanically named after Cambridge, England. In spring and early summer it bears pink or white cup-like flowers above fragrant, lobed, glossy green leaves. No seeds are produced. The deeply lobed, frilly leaves often turn burgundy-red in fall.

A tough, deer and rabbit-resistant plant, hardy cranesbill grows best...

(Biokovo Karmina Cranesbill, Cranesbill )

Compact and evergreen, this low carpeting herbaceous perennial slowly spreads by creeping rhizomes. It is a selection of the hybrid between Dalmatian and bigroot geraniums, whose specific epithet (cantibrigense) is named for Cambridge, England, the site of the hybrid's origin. In spring and early summer it bears deep lavender-pink, cup-like flowers above fragrant, lobed, glossy green leaves. No seeds are produced. The deeply lobed, frilly, semi-evergreen leaves often turn burgundy-red in...

(Cranesbill, Westray Cranesbill)

Compact and evergreen, the hardy cranesbill is a low herbaceous perennial that slowly spreads by underground shoots, or runners. This hybrid between dalmatian and bigroot cranesbill, is botanically named after Cambridge, England. In spring and early summer it bears pink or white cup-like flowers above fragrant, lobed, glossy green leaves. No seeds are produced. The deeply lobed, frilly leaves often turn burgundy-red in fall.

A tough, deer and rabbit-resistant plant, hardy cranesbill grows best...