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19 November 2008

'Johnson's Blue' Cranesbill

Geranium 'Johnson's Blue'

Genus: Geranium
Cultivar: 'Johnson's Blue'

The Greek translation of the Genus name refers to the shape of the fruits; resembling the beak and head of a crane; hence the common name.

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Category: Perennials

Height: 0.40 m (40 cm)
Spread: 0.80 m (80 cm)

Form: Perennial
Hardiness: Fully hardy
Sun/Shade: Full sun or light shade
Soil Type: Moderately nutritious, well drained.
Drought Tolerance: Drought tolerant (when established)

This low growing plant would be an ideal choice for the front of a border or to produce groundcover. Geranium ‘Johnson’s Blue’ is a herbaceous perennial, it spreads by underground rhizomes. Geranium ‘Johnson’s Blue’ has 7-lobed mid green leaves. During summer, many blue-lavender flowers are produced.

 


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