Geranium versicolor | Cranesbill Gardening New York Magazine

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borne on relatively short spikes

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simply hang upside down in a warm

It is happy in full sun in cooler climates but appreciates some partial shade in warmer areas

Geranium versicolor | Cranesbill Gardening New York MagazineGeranium versicolor is one of the parent plants of the x oxonianums, the other one being Geranium endressii. Its flowers are very light pink, with an intricate network of purple veins. The leaves have maroon blotches at the base of each leaf indentation. This one grows 45 cm tall and wide. It is a beautiful plant and very useful in the garden. It will do well in light shade, though doesn't mind sun either, and will grow in most soils. In mild winters,