Geranium
sanguineum 'John Elsley'
"Bloody Crane's
Bill"
 |
|
| |
Click
thumbnail image to view larger, collectible
image
|
| |
|
BENEFITS
Named in honor of Wayside Gardens' renowned horticulturist.
Large, brightly colored flowers. Deeply divided
foliage with attractive autumn color.
BLOOM SEASON & HABIT
Carmine-pink flowers with dark petal veins in summer
atop low, mounding plants.
LOCATION
Full sun to partial shade. USDA Hardiness Zones 3
to 8; AHS Heat Zones 12 to 2. See our Growing
Zones page to reference growing zones in your
area.
USE
Place in front of beds or borders. Use around trees
or shrubs that provide partial shade.
SIZE
16" tall by 16" wide. Use 3 plants per
square yard.
CULTURE
Prefers average well-drained soil. Moist organic
soils will promote spread. Tolerates summer heat
well especially if given ample moisture. Plants
can be sheared to 3" to rejuvenate. Rarely
needs division. Also
see our
General Planting
Tips for more information.
|