(Hybrid Ashy Cranesbill)

This hardy Cranesbill is a low-growing perennial native to the Pyrenees Mountains, which divide Spain and France. It is a very pretty mound-forming perennial that offers five-petaled purple or lavender-pink flowers from late spring to early summer.

Hardy geraniums (not to be confused with greenhouse geraniums, which belong to the genus Pelargonium) are a diverse group of herbaceous perennials found throughout the temperate regions. The cultivar 'Carol' is a heavy-bloomer, bearing cup-shaped,...

(Hybrid Ashy Cranesbill)

The hardy Cranesbill is a low-growing perennial native to the Pyrenees Mountains, which divide Spain and France. It is a very pretty mound-forming perennial that offers five-petaled, cup-shaped flowers from late spring to early summer.

The hardy cultivar 'Gerfos' (also sold under the name Rothbury Gem) has palm-shaped, deeply lobed and soft gray-green leaves. They form a nice mound in spring. Its blooms are produced just above the foliage in late spring into summer. They are an attractive...

(Hybrid Cranesbill, Johnson's Blue' Geranium)

This old-fashioned hardy geranium is a garden classic. It forms large, branching mounds of finely textured leaves and produces cool blue-violet flowers from early to midsummer. It was first introduced around 1950 and has remained popular because it is pretty, vigorous and blooms for a long time.

The medium green leaves of this hardy perennial are fine-textured, palmate, acutely lobed and have toothed edges. In fall, they turn shades of yellow and red. From early to midsummer, 'Johnson's Blue'...

(Hybrid Cranesbill)

The larger flowering and beautiful ‘Jolly Bee' was bred by Markus W.G. van Noort of Warmond, The Netherlands. This cranesbill is a cross between Geranium wallichianum ‘Buxtons Variety’ and G. shikokianum var. yoshiianum .

This exceptional Geranium is one of the best of the everblooming cranesbills. It maintains a mounding but spreading habit and has bright green, palmate leaves that are deeply divided. From late spring to fall, it produces lovely, slightly...

(Hybrid Ashy Cranesbill)

The hardy Cranesbill is a low-growing perennial native to the Pyrenees Mountains, which divide Spain and France. It is a very pretty mound-forming perennial that offers five-petaled, cup-shaped flowers from late spring to early summer.

The hardy cultivar 'Laurence Flatman' has palm-shaped, deeply lobed and soft gray-green leaves. They form a nice mound in spring. Its blooms are produced just above the foliage in late spring into summer. They are produced in abundancea and are light pinkisk-white...

(Hybrid Cranesbill, Nimbus Cranesbill)

The pretty cranesbill ‘Nimbus’ was discovered in Cambridge, England as a chance Geranium clarkei hybrid. It has a short mounded stature, ferny lobed palmate leaves and lovely violet-blue blooms. The early summer flowers are fertile if open pollinated.

When its lobed, serrated leaves first emerge they are yellow-green but quickly turn to green. From early to midsummer, ‘Nimbus’ becomes covered with five-petaled, violet-blue flowers that appear on stems that extend above the foliage. These...

(Hybrid Cranesbill, Orion Cranesbill)

This pretty geranium was derived from a seedling of the popular cultivar, ‘Brookside.’ Its large flowers are cool blue with violet veins and dark stamens. It is a prolific bloomer that will begin to flower as early as mid-spring and will continue into summer.

This hardy herbaceous perennial forms large mounds of deeply lobed, serrated palmate leaves. From spring to early summer, it offers lots of bib violet-blue flowers that rise from slender, fuzzy stems. These are followed by dry fruits...

(Hybrid Cranesbill, Orkney Cherry Cranesbill)

The cheerful flowering and beautiful bronze-leaved ‘Orkney Cherry' was bred by Alan Bremner of Scotland in 1985, selected in 1999 and later introduced globally by PlantHavens, Inc. One parent plant was the funnel-flowering Geranium oxonianum.

This breathtaking Geranium is unique among the everblooming cranesbills as it has bronzed foliage and its blossoms resemble the flowers of a wood sorrel (Oxalis). It maintains a low, mounding habit and has bronzy olive-green to...

(Hybrid Cranesbill)

Softly gray-green leaves create a soothing backdrop for the light blue-violet flowers with purple veins of the Philippe Vapelle cranesbill. Blooming occurs only from late spring to fall, this hybrid perennial is a handsome mound requiring little maintenance.

The stems and rounded, scalloped leaves of this geranium are medium green to lightly grayish and hairy. Its delicate flowers appear from late spring to early summer. The five-petaled blooms are blue-violet with purple veins. The dry, brown...

(Hybrid Ashy Cranesbill)

This hardy Cranesbill is a low-growing perennial native to the Pyrenees Mountains, which divide Spain and France. It is a very pretty mound-forming perennial that offers five-petaled, cup-shaped flowers from late spring to early summer.

Hardy geraniums (not to be confused with greenhouse geraniums, which belong to the genus Pelargonium) are a diverse group of herbaceous perennials found throughout the temperate regions. The cultivar 'Purple Pillow' is a heavy-bloomer, bearing cup-shaped, deep...