Geranium versicolor

Description

Flowers: May-October.  Plant in part or full shade.  HxS 45-60cm

Grown in this country for over 400 years, Geranium versicolor is compact and semi-evergreen.  It has white, or occasionally palest pink flowers, attractively veined and netted in magenta, which are produced in flushes from May to October.  The plant has a compact habit and excels under deciduous trees and in dry shade.  It seeds gently.  Organically grown in peat free compost.

Care & Maintenance.

This cranesbill is very easy to manage.  Remove old overwintered leaves in spring, tidying up any damaged by winter weather.  Propagate by division in spring or collect seed in autumn and sow it fresh.  Pest and disease resistant.