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Geranium versicolor (Pencilled Cranesbill)
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An understated geranium - flowering is profuse but quite small white to pink flower heads. Tolerates shade as long as it is damp and therefore ideal for brightening shady woodland areas. Closer examination reveals the remarkably pretty veining.
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- Posted: Sun. 7th June 2009 21:24
Geranium Versicolor Flower head
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showing the magenta veining
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- Posted: Sun. 7th June 2009 21:27
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A beautiful plant. The intricate loops of veining looks fantastic especially as the leaves are a lovely fresh green. This plant was already in the garden when we moved here. It seems to have spread with other nearby clumps which I'm going to move.
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- Posted: Wed. 8th May 2019 09:23
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A beautiful plant. The intricate loops of veining looks fantastic especially as the leaves are a lovely fresh green. This plant was already in the garden when we moved here. It seems to have spread with other nearby clumps which I'm going to move.
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- Posted: Wed. 8th May 2019 09:24