There are over 300 species of geraniums. If you have come to this page in search of the common geranium, you should go to the Pelargonium file. True geraniums, or cranesbill, are grow in almost any soil as long as […]

There are over 300 species of geraniums. If you have come to this page in search of the common geranium, you should go to the Pelargonium file. True geraniums, or cranesbill, are grow in almost any soil as long as […]

There are over 300 species of geraniums. If you have come to this page in search of the common geranium, you should go to the Pelargonium file. True geraniums, or cranesbill, are grown in almost any soil as long as […]

There are over 300 species of geraniums. If you have come to this page in search of the common geranium, you should go to the Pelargonium file. True geraniums, or cranesbill, are grown in almost any soil as long as […]

There are over 300 species of geraniums. If you have come to this page in search of the common geranium, you should go to the Pelargonium file. True geraniums, or cranesbill, are grown in almost any soil as long as […]

An annual or biennial. Glossy leaves form in tufts. Flowers appear from late summer to fall. Suitable for wild gardens and borders.

A clump-forming perennial, suitable for rock gardens. Leaves form in rosettes. The solitary flowers have wide-spread lobes, and appear in spring or early summer.

An upright perennial with glossy leaves. Clusters of flowers appear on erect stems in late summer, early autumn. Dies back in winter.

A climbing perennial. Leaves are pointed and toothed. The blue, purple or white flowers appear in late summer. Dies back in winter.

A semi-evergreen perennial suitable for rock gardens. Leaves form in rosettes. The solitary flowers lack stalks. Blooms in fall.