The small white, blue, pink, magenta, purple, lavender ... Always remember to sterilize before and after using. Cranesbill geraniums can be divided and replanted through early summer.

Flowers are typically pink or lavender. Geranium sanguineum: Also called Bloody Cranesbill, this has reddish and purple-hued ...

Some of my very favorite garden plants are the true geraniums; aka hardy geranium, perennial geranium and cranesbill geranium ... Some varieties show foliage of purple, bronze or yellow leaves.

Also known as Cranesbill, perennial geraniums have long been a staple on the gardeners ... violet-blue blossoms with purple-violet veins and small, white centers. Its long bloom season is a great ...

This interesting, small hardy geranium is grown as much for its foliage ... Each bloom is etched with purple veins, creating a very pale lavender tone to the flower. This is an excellent choice ...

Their common name — cranesbill — refers to their beaklike fruits. “Some geraniums have brilliant colors,” Parer said. “We've got 48 different types of blue, purple and lavender.

Cranesbill geraniums are staples in English and other ... Its colors often vary from a light purple to pink depending on the cultivar. Fortunately, the perennial can tolerate dry soils, but ...

True geraniums are also called cranesbill and are equally easy to ... it reseeds in all the right places with the delicate dark purple blooms popping above lower growing plants.

By geraniums, I am assuming you mean the zonal geranium which is Pelargonium and not cranesbill geranium ... spotted knapweed, purple loosestrife, Johnsongrass, multiflora rose, kudzu, common ...