Geranium sanguineum: Also called Bloody Cranesbill ... A pot that is too big means you need more soil and could even lead to ...

Make sure each section has roots and leaves. Plant new sections so the crown is at or slightly above ground level, and water. Perennial geraniums self-seed and take root easily. Transplant the new ...

The first stem is from Geranium sanguineum, whose abundant foliage flows softly over ripening bulbs and around late blooming perennials, rhubarb, and poppies. In the dappled shade of a chokecherry, ...

Also very good for dry shady borders is Geranium nodosum, a woodland species with spreading roots. It is a more ... renardii and the native Geranium sanguineum. None of these plants is inclined ...

sanguineum), which can rampage through borders. If you want to cover a large area quickly, this is the plant for you. Out of the dozens of different kinds of hardy geraniums I’ve grown ...

sanguineum var. striatum, both of which have a neat compact habit, a profusion of flowers in June and July and are also at home in a rockery. While the foliage of many hardy geraniums dies down ...

THE hardy geraniums - the outdoor plants as opposed to the red-flowered house plant - are in flower these days and looking very pretty. These easy-to-grow plants are reliable, colourful and they ...