A very pretty free flowering compact ground cover with lilac-pink cupped flowers late spring through to late summer. I grow it in mild sun, where it does not get hot midday or afternoon sun. I found growing it in the shade reduced the number and size of the flowers.
Geranium sanguineum var. striatum
$12.50
A very pretty free flowering compact ground cover with lilac-pink cupped flowers late spring through to late summer.
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Common Name | Bloodred Cranesbill |
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Position | Full sun |
Height | 40cm |
Width | 50cm |
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