Reviewed by Debra LaGattuta Hardy geraniums are flowering perennials comprised of many cultivars, species, and hybrids within the Geranium genus, collectively called cranesbill geraniums. These ...

Cranesbill geranium is a woodland perennial that's native to the central and eastern United States as well as southeastern Canada and is hardy in USDA zones 3 through 11.

Their common name — cranesbill — refers to their beaklike fruits. “Some geraniums have brilliant colors,” Parer said. “We’ve got 48 different types of blue, purple and lavender.

Some of my very favorite garden plants are the true geraniums; aka hardy geranium, perennial geranium and cranesbill geranium. Ketzel Levine, author of “Plant This” and former Oregonian and ...

Geraniums. The word brings to ... In spring and early summer, they can be covered with flowers that are pale pink, blue, purple, ... Their common name — cranesbill — refers to their beaklike ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Somewhere along the line, almost all of us have come across and recognize geraniums — or what we think are geraniums. The fleshy-leafed plants, with their long flower ...

The Perennial Plant Association named the hardy Geranium ‘Rozanne’ as its 2008 Perennial Plant of the Year. Also known as Cranesbill, perennial geraniums have long been a staple on the gardeners’ ...

The true geraniums are the hardy perennials known as cranesbill geraniums. Far more gardeners, however, grow the annual types – zonal, ... This year in my garden I trialed Santana Purple, ...