Not to be confused with annual pelargoniums, cranesbill geraniums (G. sanguineum) offer upright, mounding, and spreading forms—five-petaled flowers in blue-red range, kidney/lobed leaves. Sun to part shade. Borders, rock gardens, groundcovers, shade gardens. Deer/rabbit resistant; bee/butterfly friendly.
'Biokovo' (G. x cantabrigiense): white flowers, dark foliage, 6-8", part sun. 'Johnson's Blue': sky-blue fading gray, 18". 'Ann Folkard' (trailing): chartreuse-purple, palmate leaves, cool/moist loving, groundcover. Informal, flexible, long-blooming—cranesbills define the modern cottage aesthetic.
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Bloody Cranesbill (Geranium sanguineum): Long-Blooming Hardy Geranium
Hardy Geranium 'Orion' (Geranium): Large Blue Flowers
Hardy Geranium 'Ann Folkard' (Geranium 'Ann Folkard'): Vigorous Ground Cover with Magenta Flowers
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Geranium × cantabrigiense 'Karmina': Dwarf Cranesbill with Pink Blooms and Fragrant Foliage
Geranium sanguineum var. striatum: Bloody Cranesbill – Striped Pink Flowers on Low Mounds
Geranium 'Tiny Monster': Hardy Geranium – Prolific Magenta Flowers on Compact Mound
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