'Geranium Ballerina' Semi-evergreen, rosetted perennial with spreading flowering stems. H 6in, S 12in

Fully hardy, has cup-shaped flowers, pale pink strongly veined with purple, or pure white, on lax stems in late spring and summer. basal leaves are rounded, deeply divided, soft and grey-green.

Grows nicely as a ground cover in borders, cottage gardens, woodland gardens and rockeries.

These Geraniums or Crane's Bill, should not be confused with the half-hardy Pelargonium which is popularly referred to as 'geranium'.

Enjoy:)