Great plants for the herbaceous border, these hardy Geraniums are top notch plants that are easy to grow and cultivate.

Growing Characteristics

• Low growing plants seldom higher than 12″. Geraniums make good plants for the front of borders.
• Varieties exist to have flowering all through summer. Some varieties are continuous bloomers others once per season.
• They will thrive in all types of soil and be rampant in good soil.
• Flowering in shade, sun or partial shade makes them very acceptable additions in difficult parts of the garden.

Selected Varieties

• Sanguineum Max Frie has a shocking pink flower.
• Johnsons Blue, shown above, is a deep blue verging on lavender in the light used for this photo.
• Sanguineum alba is, as you would guess, a clear white with yellow stamen.
• Sanguineum Striatum is white with pink veins giving a stripped appearance.
• Geranium pratense  is purple whilst Cinereum Ballerina is pink with deep pink stripped veins.
• Geranium pratense ‘Laura’ double white with long lasting flowers
• Hardy Geranium ‘Foundlings Friend’

Thompson Morgan supply a range of hardy geraniums in addition to their Zonal and indoor Pelargoniums which are some times called geraniums just to confuse.