Rob's plants home garden plants wildlife seed photos plant sale journal topics plantlinks fun guestbook Geranium x oxonianum 'Claridge Druce'

 

Leaves are fairly large, sharply cut, and often purple-tinged in spring Common name cranesbill Family geraniaceae Life cycle perennial (Z4-8) Flowers pink (late spring) Size 18-30" Light sun-part shade Cultural notes ordinary garden soil From seed reputed to come true from seed; self-seeds sparingly in our garden. detailed seed-starting info below Seed ripens extended period, starting late June Another cranesbill, similar to many others we grow. This one is a hybrid of G. endressii and G. versicolor. Its pink flowers are patterned with darker veins. In our garden, it doesn't grow taller than 18" - so it makes a good front-of-the-border plant for our rambunctious back yard island.

In our garden, this plant grows in the following area: back yard island

Read about all the cranesbills in our garden on my geraniums page

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Seed-starting details for this plant

2001. Seed from '00 trade. Baggy 70F (4w)-35F (3w)-70F (50%G, starting 3d)

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