Geranium pratense

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Noun1.Geranium pratense - tall perennial cranesbill with paired violet-blue axillary flowersGeranium pratense - tall perennial cranesbill with paired violet-blue axillary flowers; native to northern parts of Old World and naturalized in North America
meadow cranesbill
crane's bill, cranesbill - any of numerous geraniums of the genus Geranium
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I spotted Geranium Pratense Plenum Violaceum with its intense blue flowers and added it to my notebook for future use, it's a stunner.
Dig out that information; Try to find out as much as you can about those plants and make a note of what you know, says Sean Murray - your garden will benefit
In the garden here at Glebe Cottage, Geranium pratense, our native cranesbill, is in complete control during June and July.
MY BLUE HEAVEN
Gauri Kund, 3,930m 51673 PUN n = 8 (2x) Geraniaceae (14) Geranium pratense L.
Ethnobotany and ethnomedicinal uses, chromosomal status and natural propagation of some plants of Lahaul-Spiti and adjoining hills
The meadow cranesbill - Geranium pratense - is one of the most amenable and does well both in full sun or partial shade.
The versatile and hardy geranium; GARDENWATCH
The flowering of the double forms of Geranium pratense is one of the highlights of the summer.
You can create a midsummer night's dream; Homes & Gardening
Our native cranesbill, Geranium pratense, starts to flower now, accompanying the vivid magenta blooms of Geranium psilostemon.
create A BUZZ; June is a tough time for bees, as gardens wait for summer blooms to burst into colour, so plan ahead to keep the humble bumblebee afloat
| A bee pays a visit to a | Geranium pratense, left, and foxglove bells, above
The bee's knees; It is a tough time for bees, with gardens in limbo waiting for summer blooms to burst into colour, so why not introduce plants that will create a real buzz?
A bee pays a visit to a Geranium pratense, left, and foxglove bells, above
The bee's knees; It is a tough time for bees, with gardens in limbo waiting for summer blooms to burst into colour, so why not introduce plants that will create a real buzz?
Why not sow a packet of seed of Geranium pratense Mixed for a great range of colours?
HOMES & GARDENS : Take the hard work out of the garden; Low-maintenance gardening means you don't have to spend hours in the garden reports Colin Hambidge
Geranium pratense, robust and showy, has rich purple flowers.
GARDENING; TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
Geranium pratense seeds itself all over the show here and plays an important role in the June and July garden but when the show is over, that is that.
THE SHOW MUST GO ON; It takes a lot of hard work to get your garden looking beautiful so don't let it go to waste. Try these tips to keep your flowers blooming
Geranium pratense seeds itself all over the show here and plays an Geranium pratense seeds itself all over the show here and plays an important role in the June and July garden, but when the show is over, that is that.
The show must go on; A bit of maintenance now can help you get the best out of your displays - and prolong this glorious season for a few more weeks afew more weeks
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