I'm not goosd at remembering names, nut, but is this what I call the common cranesbill (the one everyone has that grows prolifically) - if so it will not flower again this year once it has finished.
I think I might look into getting one of these,they're beautiful and I do love a plant that doesn't need wrapping in cotton wool I'm assuming most good GCs stock them
Thanks nut,I'll bear that in mind.I'm sure I used to have a hardy geranium years ago with a pink flower but I seem to remember it got sandwiched between two shrubs and must have died out.I was a less attentive gardener then
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I'm not goosd at remembering names, nut, but is this what I call the common cranesbill (the one everyone has that grows prolifically) - if so it will not flower again this year once it has finished.
My Johnsons Blue is taller than that.
I think that only flowering once is the big let down on this one gg. Though grown hard it does lovely autumn colour.
I think it's a very old garden plant, before all the new introductions
In the sticks near Peterborough
The best one for my book is Rozanne - it flowers all summer until the frost gets it!
That's an excellent one. But I like most of them
In the sticks near Peterborough
Stunning! I have a much smaller one, it always does me proud.
I planted one last year,and it is beautiful.Love the Colour, will be looking to spread it At the back end.
I think I might look into getting one of these,they're beautiful and I do love a plant that doesn't need wrapping in cotton wool
I'm assuming most good GCs stock them
Maybe fishy, it's an old one and I haven't seenit in GCs lately. The one potsand pansies mentioned, Rozanne, has a longer flowering season.
All the hardy geraniums are pretty tough, If you buy them in flower you can see what you're getting.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Thanks nut,I'll bear that in mind.I'm sure I used to have a hardy geranium years ago with a pink flower but I seem to remember it got sandwiched between two shrubs and must have died out.I was a less attentive gardener then