Geranium pratense (Meadow cranesbill)
One of our most beautiful native meadow wildflowers, which is also very popular in a herbaceous border with ornamental grasses. In autumn its leaves turn a deep red.
A clump-forming, hardy geranium with hairy stems and deeply-lobed foliage.
The saucer-shaped, white, blue or violet flowers are 4cm across.
Flowers June - September.
Very attractive to bees, butterflies, beneficial insects and other pollinators.
Height 90cm/Spread 60cm.
RHS Plants for Pollinators.

















