Geranium, Hardy Geranium, Meadow Cranesbill 'Splish-splash'

Very average. It's quite tall for a geranium (16" +/-), with rather large leaves. The foliage does NOT do red fall color, and the flowe...Read Morers, while pretty, yes, are not borne in such abundance as to justify the amount of space the plants take up in the garden. They do self seed, though not in a terribly nuisancy kind of way. I grew them from seed, then pulled them out a couple of years later and fed them to my chickens.

A wonderful perennial for the nature garden. Our bees here love it and in my garden it comes true from seed by itself

I've grown these for years and they are the most beautiful flowers. No two are the same. They are a hardy perennial. It takes 80-120 days...Read More to germinate at 55-85 degrees fahrenheit. It prefers to grow in loamy soil. Grow in full sun to part shade. It grows18-30 inches(45-75cm) tall. I highly recommend them.

My first plant was given to me by a fellow gardener here in Seward, Alaska. She had several plants that were the product of self-sowing. ...Read MoreSince then, I have collected seed and started them indoors in the spring. They seem quite hardy in our Zone 3 area, with our cool summers and long winters.