Geranium Species, Crowfoot, Meadow Cranesbill, Meadow Geranium, Wild Geranium

Geranium pratense grows wild around my parents farm. In the garden its sometimes very invasive but allways beautiful

I grew two of these from seed. They were sure hardy as seedlings- I neglected them badly, but they took off when they got in the ground.

Not the showiest geranium in my opinion except for the showier cultivars.... mine has pale lavender flowers and the typical nice gerani...Read Moreum type leaves.... no interesting scent.... easy care. :)

A herbaceous perennial from Europe and Asia.

Has large, hairy, deeply lobed, toothed leaves with divided lobes. Bears sauc...Read Moreer shaped, outward facing, veined, blue, white or lavender flowers much loved by bees.

Flowers May - July

Loves well-drained, fertile soil in sun or light shade. It will tolerate quite a wide range of garden situation except where the soil lies wet for long periods of time.

Can grow quite large so give it plenty of space. Remove old leaves and flowers to encourage it to produce new ones.