Geranium cinereum Alice®
The hardy Cranesbill Geraniums include a number of varieties best suited to the rock garden or for edging, in well-drained sunny sites. This introduction forms a dense, low mat of silver-green leaves, with pale lilac-pink, black-eyed flowers resting on the trailing stems. prohibited.

Geranium cinereum Ballerina
Geranium cinereum ‘Ballerina’ is a small and low-growing species suitable for the rock garden geranium that blooms over a long period with lilac pink flowers with a striking dark purple veining and a heart. Cup-shaped flowers to 3 cm. Tolerates dry soils.

Geranium cinereum Carol®
It’s a small and low-growing species suitable for the rock garden geranium that blooms over a long period with lilac pink flowers with a striking dark purple veining and a heart. Cup-shaped flowers to 3 cm. Tolerates dry soils.

Geranium cinereum Guiseppii
It is a small and low-growing species geranium blooms over a long period of meganta red flowers. These flowers are remarkably finely veined and have a dark black heart. Its plants are a nice low carpet up to 20 cm in height and can be used as ground cover in smaller gardens. Propagation by root cuttings

Geranium cinereum Laurens Flatman
This plant is native to the mountains and is therefore ideal for the rockery as filler in the stack wall or between stones. Requires a sunny spot and a moderately rich, stony soil. This plant prefers a damp place. You can replant it well in small groups or as a loner. Hardly proliferates and combines well with other plants.

Geranium cinereum Memories®
The hardy Cranesbill Geraniums include a number of varieties best suited to the rock garden or for edging, in well-drained sunny sites. This introduction forms a dense, low mat of dark-green leaves, with bright magenta-purple, black-eyed flowers resting on the trailing stems. Begins blooming in late spring, continuing on and off through the summer, especially in regions with cool weather. Nice also in alpine troughs or mixed containers.

Geranium cinereum Purper Pillow®
It is neat and compact and offers a winning combination of flower and foliage color. After a sultry burst in late spring, flowering continues all summer with another flurry in the fall when the foliage turns copper and bronze. Offers a long season of interest as a ground cover or at the front of a border.

Geranium cinereum Rothbury Gem®
It is a dwarf, low-mounding perennial with grey-green foliage and pale pink flowers with deeper magenta-pink veins and centres that appear in summer.

Geranium cinereum Sateene®
‘Sateene’ is a compact, mound-forming semi-evergreen perennial. It has grey-green leaves and in early summer, bears bright purple cup-shaped flowers.

Geranium cinereum Signal
A new cultivar with brilliant purplish pink flowers somewhere between ‘Carol’ and ‘Purple Pillow’ in colour. Neat clumps of grey foliage. Drained soil in sun.

Geranium cinereum Splendens
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Geranium cinereum Subcaulencens
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