Geranium wlassovianum (Cranesbill) divided 7/21/25 still need ID Features:Late spring to early summer

Features:Late spring to early summer bloomsAttracts pollinatorsExcellent for woodland and shade gardensMore drought tolerant than AstilbeGreat for borders and naturalized plantings

and moist garden areas

A native wildflower beloved by butterflies

and Pulmonaria

and adds a charming splash of color to sunny or partially shaded borders

Geranium wlassovianum (Cranesbill) divided 7/21/25 still need ID Features:Late spring to early summerGeranium wlassovianum This long blooming hardy geranium offers interest from spring through fall. Heavily veined magenta purple flowers appear from early summer into early fall on bushy plants with rounded, lobed foliage. The leaves emerge reddish purple in spring, mature to deep green in summer, and finish with brilliant shades of red and golden yellow in autumn. One of the first geraniums to flower each year and one of the last to stop. Bloom: