Wild Geranium

Clusters of large (1"+) pink/lilac flowers are a welcome sight in the woodland garden from April through June, loose mounds of intricately divided leaves are attractively spotted, spreads by seed and creeping rhizomes, groundcover, drought resistant, Bob White Quail and Mourning Doves enjoy the seeds, attracts butterflies and native bees.

1-2 foot tall
Plant Hardiness Zones: 3a-8b
Perennial
Deer Resistant

Native Range: c. ME across s. ON to e. Dakotas, south to LA and GA

Germination - Moderately Difficult: Warm stratify until Dec 1, then cold stratify 4 months. Plant outside before next May at the latest. Prefers fluctuating temperatures for germination.

Wild Geranium in a 3.5 inch pot $13.50

Wild Geranium in a Wet-Pack Seed Packet** $7.00

** Our "wet-pack" seed packets are a more complex version of our normal seed packets, and have been designed (and tested)for species whose seeds require additional care and packaging to keep them healthy. Please follow the species-specific germination instructions found on the seed envelope carefully, and be gentle with any roots that may have started to sprout; just because they've produced roots, doesn't mean they're ready to grow!

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