Geranium Sanguineum - Bloody Cranesbill Fast Growing appearing sporadically during warm periods

appearing sporadically during warm periods from November through early spring

Spent heads continue to provide interest and food for birds through the winter

We strongly recommend that you have one of these two qualities in your yard to grow the traditional North American Dogwood

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Geranium Sanguineum - Bloody Cranesbill Fast Growing appearing sporadically during warm periodsThe compact mounds of this Cranesbill make it an outstanding selection for open areas of the garden. The leaves are ornamental in nature almost snowflake like in appearance. By late spring growing green mounds begin to sprout purple pink flowers. In fall the cranesbill lives up to it's moniker of "bloody" turning a brilliant scarlet red. Geranium is a very adaptable plant and will do will in areas with hot summers or cold winters and is a great plant