Plant Index Geranium | Botanica Nursery

Geranium

Geranium Ann Folkard: A splendid eye-stopping combination of rounded but deeply cut yellow-green
foliage and rich magenta flowers with dark veins on this fully hardy perennial.
Geranium clarkei Kashmir White: Makes a good ground covering perennial with attractive foliage and masses of
cup shaped white flowers over a long period of summer.
Geranium endressii Wargrave Pink: Small pink flowers produced on mass throughout the summer.
Geranium himalayense Gravetye: A continuous diplay throughout summer of the rich blue flowers, good autumn
colouring to the foliage is an added bonus.
Geranium himalayense Plenum: Large, double violet flowers over finely cut and divided deep green leaves.
Geranium ibericum: A regular performer producing hummocks of fine green foliage and masses of
violet blue flowers in May and June.
Geranium Johnsons Blue: A very popular choice with deeply cut and divided foliage and 5 petalled
lavender-blue flowers all summer.
Geranium macrorrhizum: Makes a superb semi-evergreen weed proof mat, strongly aromatic 'Oil of
Geranium' foliage of light green tone that often take on good autumnal hues,
numerous light pink typical flowers over long period late spring early summer.
Geranium macrorrhizum Bevans Variety: Crimson purple flowers in profusion over light green semi evergreen mats of
weed suppressing foliage.
Geranium macrorrhizum Ingwersens Variety: Well known variety with attractive flowers of an attractive rose pink.
Geranium macrorrhizum Pindus: Detail to follow.
Geranium macrorrhizum Spessart: Combines the attributes of its cousins but with lovely white flowers with a hint
of rose.
Geranium magnificum: Magnificum the perfect word to describe the long display of deep violet blue
flowers which cover the attractive cut leafed foliage.
Geranium magnificum Harry Rose: Not officially registered. Originally grown by my father a form with particularily
deep purple blue flowers. Only rediscovered when an old friend of the family
presented me with a plant from the original given to him by my father.
Geranium Patrica: Bright carmine pink flowers with a dark centre, very striking.
Geranium phaeum: Very dark sombre black maroon flowers, a colour which creates quite an impact.
Though its sometimes used common name 'Mourning Widow', not so keen on.
Geranium phaeum Album: Soft green typical foliage with lovely white nodding flowers.
Geranium renardii: A very pretty and delicate perennial with round slightly lobed sage-green leaves
and 5 petalled white flowers with conspicuous purple veins. Prefers a warm spot
with good drainage.
Geranium renardii Tschelda: Beautiful soft velvety round leaves are the perfect background for the open
blue-purple flowers with deep pink veins. Prefers full sun.
Geranium Rozanne: Superb display of large violet blue flowers from early summer and often well
into early winter, makes a splendid ground cover plant.
Geranium sanguineum: The Bloody Cranesbill, a lovely very natural plant that fits itself comfotably into
either the natural garden or the more organised. Hummocks of deep green
divided foliage and flowers ranging from deep pink to magenta in colour.
Geranium sanguineum Album: White flowered form of the 'Bloody Cranesbill' a little taller and lankier than other
types but still a first rate plant, foliage turns wild autumnal colours.
Geranium sanguineum Max Frei: Quite distinctive deep magenta red flowers over attractive 'geranium' foliage.
Geranium sanguineun var striatum: A lovely old fashioned feel to this plant which produces clear pink flowers with
crimson veins over long periods of summer.
Geranium Sue Crug: A very showy form with dark green leaves and bold mauve-pink flowers with
conspicuous dark veins. A most sought after form.
Geranium sylvaticum: A lovely plant for late spring early summer with its very pleasing foliage, flowers
a very special combination of a violet blue with a white eye.
Geranium sylvaticum Mayflower: Very effective differing flower colour shades from light purple on the new then
fading to a violet purple.
Geranium x Claridge Druce: Detail to follow.
Geranium x riversleaianum Mavis Simpson: Produces mats of dark green foliage reliably topped throughout summer with
small pink flowers which cast a silvery sheen.
Geranium x riversleaianum Russell Pritchard: A continuous display from June onwards and often well into late autumn of pink
to carmine red flowers, produces a lovely low mat like growth of attractive
deep green leaves.

All our native plants are English grown, English provenance stock