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Geranium sanguineum var. striatum

Geranium sanguineum var. striatum

Bloody Cranesbill

A variety of bloody cranesbill with pale pink flowers delicately veined with darker pink. More refined appearance than the typical magenta species. Forms spreading mats of finely divided foliage. The flowers appear over extended period through summer.

Thrives in sun with well-drained soil. The spreading habit makes it suitable for groundcover in sunny positions. The pale veined flowers are more subtle than typical bloody cranesbill. The finely divided foliage creates fine texture. Also known as lancasterense. Long flowering period without deadheading.

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$8.00
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Growing Conditions

Light: full sun

Moisture: average

Soil: well-drained

Hardiness zone: 3

Maintenance: low

Size & Habit

Height (cm): 25

Spread (cm): 60

Habit: spreading mat

Seasonal Interest

Flowering period: June–Sept

Seasonal interest: continuous summer bloom; pale veined flowers; fine foliage texture

Foliage: green

Flower: pale pink veined

Ecology & Notes

Wildlife value: pollinators

Deer/Rabbit resistance: yes

Habitat: sunny groundcover; rock gardens; front borders

Features: pale pink veined; refined appearance; spreading groundcover; finely divided foliage; long flowering; subtle color

Notes: more refined than species; pale veined flowers; spreading groundcover; also called var. lancasterense; long bloom

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