Erodium carvifolium is a member of the geranium family (Geraniaceae) and shares the Erodium trait of slender, beak-like seedpods. It produces five-petalled flowers in shades of white, pink or purple, flowering from May to September. Leaves are pinnate, reflecting the 'caraway-leaved' common name. The small flowers resemble those of true geraniums and are followed by the diagnostic elongated fruit.

Caraway-leaved heron's bill (Erodium carvifolium) bears five-petalled flowers from May to September and develops the characteristic beaked seedpods.

Erodium is a genus of flowering plants in the botanical family Geraniaceae. The genus includes about 120 species with a subcosmopolitan distribution, native to Europe, North Africa, Asia, Australia, and more locally in North and South America.

Erodium carvifolium

Caraway-leaved heron's bill | Erodium carvifolium

Erodium trichomanifolium is a species in the genus Erodium within the Geraniaceae. It shares the group's characteristic five-petalled flowers and is commonly known in English as Heron's Bill. In the UK it flowers from May to September. Identification is best confirmed by close comparison with nursery labels or specialist references.

Erodium trichomanifolium (Heron's Bill) flowers from May to September and belongs to the Geraniaceae; check nursery labels for species-specific culture.

Erodium trichomanifolium

Heron's Bill | Erodium trichomanifolium

Erodium x variabile 'Joe Elliott' is a named cultivar of Erodium in the Geraniaceae that flowers from May to September. It sits within the genus Erodium, a group whose species produce five-petalled, crane's-bill style flowers. As a cultivar, it is best regarded on its own merits when assessing flowering performance and seasonal behaviour. Observation through a full season will show how it performs in your local conditions.

Erodium x variabile 'Joe Elliott' is a named Erodium cultivar that flowers from May to September and belongs to the Geraniaceae family.

Erodium x variabile 'Joe Elliott'

Erodium x variabile 'Joe Elliott' | Erodium cultivar

Geranium 'Blue Cloud' is a clump-forming, spreading cranesbill cultivar with trailing tendencies and aromatic, dissected green leaves. It produces flowers from June to September. Suited to full sun or partial shade on well-drained soils, it favours south-, east- or west-facing, sheltered sites. Use it as ground cover or at the front of borders and in rock or woodland gardens.

Geranium 'Blue Cloud' flowers from June to September and forms a spreading, aromatic clump ideal for borders, ground cover and rock gardens in.

Geranium is a genus of 422 species of annual, biennial, and perennial plants that are commonly known as geraniums, hardy geraniums, or cranesbills. They are found throughout the temperate regions of the world and the mountains of the tropics, with the greatest diversity in the eastern part of the Mediterranean region.

Geranium 'Blue Cloud'

Geranium 'Blue Cloud' | Hardy cranesbill for borders

Geranium 'Brookside' is a named cultivar of the genus Geranium (family Geraniaceae) that flowers from June to September. It shows the palmately cleft leaves and five-petalled blooms characteristic of the genus. The plant will grow in a wide range of soils provided they are not waterlogged. Propagation is possible by semiripe cuttings in summer, by seed, or by division in autumn or spring.

Geranium 'Brookside' is a cultivar of Geranium that flowers from June to September and grows in most soils so long as they are not waterlogged.

Geranium 'Brookside'

Geranium 'Claridge Druce' is a mound-forming or spreading perennial crane's-bill in the family Geraniaceae, noted for an extended flowering spell. It bears rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are deciduous or semi-evergreen and often aromatic. Flower heads appear from June to September. It suits full sun to partial shade and will grow on almost any reasonable soil so long as it is well drained but not parched.

Geranium 'Claridge Druce' flowers from June to September and forms a mound-forming perennial perfect for borders and underplanting.

The hardy geraniums, or cranesbills, are among the most obliging of all perennials — mound-forming or trailing plants clothed in rounded, palmately lobed leaves and studded for weeks with saucer-shaped, five-petalled flowers that are often intricately veined. The genus spans compact alpines for a raised bed through to vigorous ground-covering kinds that will smother weeds, in shades from chalk white and clear pink to magenta and deep violet-blue. Many colour well in autumn, and most respond to a mid-season shear.

Geranium 'Claridge Druce'

Crane's Bill | Geranium 'Claridge Druce'

Geranium 'Copper Tiger' is a named cultivar in the genus Geranium (family Geraniaceae) notable for its summer flowering from June to September. It shares the genus's characteristic five-petalled flowers, which occur in a range of tones including white, pink, purple or blue. Leaves in the genus are typically palmately cleft and form the plant's base of growth. Propagation for geraniums is commonly by seed, division or semi-ripe cuttings.

Geranium 'Copper Tiger' is a Hardy Geranium that flowers from June to September and belongs to the Geraniaceae family.

Geranium 'Copper Tiger'

Hardy Geranium | Geranium 'Copper Tiger'

Geranium 'Johnson's Blue' is a perennial in the Geraniaceae with a mound-forming or spreading habit and rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are often aromatic. It flowers from June to September. The plant tolerates full sun to partial shade and will grow in almost any reasonable soil provided it is well drained. It suits exposed or sheltered positions across most UK gardens.

Johnson's Blue Cranesbill (Geranium 'Johnson's Blue') is a mound-forming perennial that flowers June to September and suits full sun or partial shade in.

Geranium 'Johnson's Blue'

Johnson's Blue Cranesbill | Geranium 'Johnson's Blue'

Geranium 'Lakwijk Star' is a named cultivar within the genus Geranium, family Geraniaceae. It produces the five-petalled blooms typical of cranesbills and flowers through the UK summer. Flowering runs from June to September. The plant carries a cultivar name that distinguishes this selection within the Geranium group.

Geranium 'Lakwijk Star' flowers from June to September and is a named cultivar within the Geranium genus.

Geranium 'Lakwijk Star'

Geranium 'Mavis Simpson' is a perennial cranesbill that forms a low mound or spreads to fill gaps in planting. Leaves are rounded and palmately lobed, often aromatic, and may be deciduous or semi‑evergreen. It flowers from June to September and suits full sun to partial shade on a wide range of soils, provided they are well drained but not parched.

Geranium 'Mavis Simpson' is a mound-forming perennial cranesbill that flowers June to September and suits full sun to partial shade on most soils.

Geranium 'Mavis Simpson'

Cranesbill 'Mavis Simpson' | Geranium 'Mavis Simpson'

Geranium 'Nimbus' is a named cultivar within the genus Geranium (family Geraniaceae) and belongs to the group commonly called cranesbills. It produces typical geranium flowers and foliage and follows the general traits of the genus. In the UK it flowers from June to September. Like other geraniums it prefers soil that is not waterlogged.

Geranium 'Nimbus' is a named geranium that flowers in the UK from June to September and prefers soil that is not waterlogged.

Geranium 'Nimbus'

Geranium 'Orion' is a clump-forming, mat-forming, trailing, prostrate Geranium with finely dissected leaves showing light to bright green tones and silvery patterning. It produces flowers from June to September. Suited to full sun or partial shade, it prefers moist but well-drained soils and tolerates chalk, clay, loam or sand. Its low, trailing habit makes it useful for softening edges and forming a ground cover.

Geranium 'Orion' is a mat-forming geranium with dissected, silvery-patterned foliage, flowering June to September and suited to full sun or partial shade.

Geranium 'Orion'

Geranium 'Pagoda' is a herbaceous perennial in the Geraniaceae that forms low mats and trailing clumps, notable for its dissected, often silvery-patterned foliage. It produces flowers through June to September. Planting where it receives full sun on a sheltered, south-, west- or east-facing site brings out its best habit. It prefers neutral loam that drains freely.

Geranium 'Pagoda' is a mat-forming herbaceous perennial with dissected, often silvery foliage that flowers June to September.

Geranium 'Pagoda'

Geranium 'Pagoda' | Mat-forming perennial

Geranium 'Patricia' is a cultivated selection within the Geranium genus (family Geraniaceae) that flowers through the summer months. It belongs to a group of cranesbills characterised by palmately cleft leaves and five-petalled flowers. As with many geraniums, blooms appear from June to September. Plants tolerate a range of soils provided they are not waterlogged.

Geranium 'Patricia' blooms from June to September and shows the genus's five-petalled flowers and palmately cleft leaves.

Geranium 'Patricia'

Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle' is a cultivar of hardy geranium (family Geraniaceae) that displays the genus’s characteristic five-petalled flowers, often with veining. The leaves are palmately cleft and broadly circular in outline, typical of the genus. Flowers appear from June to September. It tolerates a range of garden soils provided they are not waterlogged.

Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle' is a hardy geranium that flowers from June to September and grows in any soil that is not waterlogged.

Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle'

Hardy Geranium | Geranium 'Phillipe Vapelle'

Geranium 'Purple Rain' is a herbaceous perennial cranesbill that makes low, mat-forming clumps with trailing, carpet-forming stems. Its leaves are finely dissected with a silvery, patterned appearance that holds interest through the growing season. It produces a succession of flowers from June to September. Use it where a sheltered, sun-exposed ground cover is needed.

Cranesbill 'Purple Rain' (Geranium 'Purple Rain') has silvery, dissected foliage and flowers from June to September.

Geranium 'Purple Rain'

Cranesbill 'Purple Rain' | Geranium 'Purple Rain'

Geranium 'Rozanne' is a clump- and mat-forming perennial geranium from the family Geraniaceae, prized for a long summer display of flowers. It produces dissected, light green foliage with silvery patterning and spreads by trailing, prostrate stems. Flowering runs from June to September. It suits full sun to partial shade on moist but well-drained soils.

Geranium 'Rozanne' is a mat-forming geranium that flowers from June to September and prefers full sun to partial shade.

Geranium 'Rozanne'

Geranium 'Russell Prichard' is a mound-forming or spreading perennial crane's bill with rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are often aromatic. It flowers from June to September. It suits full sun to partial shade and tolerates almost any reasonable soil so long as it drains well. It is classed H5–H7, making it winter-hardy across most UK gardens.

Geranium 'Russell Prichard' is a mound-forming perennial crane's bill with aromatic foliage and flowers from June to September.

Geranium 'Russell Prichard'

Crane's Bill | Geranium 'Russell Prichard'

Geranium 'Wargrave Pink' is a cultivated member of the genus Geranium in the family Geraniaceae, selected for its summer flowering. It bears the genus's typical five-petalled flowers and blooms from June to September. Leaves are palmately divided in the manner common to hardy geraniums. It suits temperate garden conditions where summer display is wanted.

Geranium 'Wargrave Pink' blooms from June to September and is a cultivated geranium suited to temperate UK gardens.

Geranium 'Wargrave Pink'

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Janette' is a clump-forming, mat-forming geranium with trailing, spreading stems that make a low cover. It flowers from June to September. Foliage may be deciduous, semi-evergreen or evergreen depending on site. Best sited in well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade with shelter from strong exposure.

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Janette' is a mat-forming geranium that flowers from June to September and prefers well-drained, sheltered sites in sun or part.

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Janette'

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Janette' | Mat-former

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Lambrook Helen' is a clump- and mat-forming herbaceous perennial with a low, trailing habit and silvery, dissected leaves. It produces flowering stems from June to September that rise just above the foliage. Suited to full sun in a sheltered position, it prefers neutral, moist but well-drained soils. Use it as a carpeting plant in borders, rock gardens, woodland beds or containers.

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Lambrook Helen' forms a low, mat-forming perennial with silvery dissected leaves and flowers from June to September.

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Lambrook Helen'

Geranium 'Lambrook Helen' | Mat-forming Perennial

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Sophie'PBR is a mat-forming herbaceous perennial in the Geraniaceae, noted for silvery, finely dissected foliage that forms a low carpet. It prefers full sun on neutral loam that drains freely and is best sited on south-, west- or east-facing ground with some shelter. It flowers from June to September. The trailing, carpet-forming habit suits edges and ground cover planting.

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Sophie'PBR has silvery, dissected leaves and a mat-forming habit on well-drained neutral loam in sun; flowers June–September.

Geranium (Cinereum Group) 'Sophie'PBR

Geranium Bloom Me Away ('Libluma') is a mat-forming, clump-forming cultivar of Geranium that produces trailing, spreading-branched growth. Its foliage can be deciduous, semi-evergreen or evergreen depending on site. It flowers from June to September. The plant prefers well‑drained soil in sun or partial shade and is suited to sheltered positions.

Geranium Bloom Me Away ('Libluma') is a mat-forming Geranium flowering June to September, suited to well-drained soil in sun or partial shade.

Geranium Bloom Me Away ('Libluma')

Geranium Bloom Me Away ('Libluma') | mat-forming Geranium

Geranium anemonifolium is a mound-forming perennial in the Geraniaceae that spreads to cover ground. It has rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are deciduous or semi-evergreen and often aromatic. In the UK it flowers from June to September. It suits full sun to partial shade and a wide range of garden soils.

Crane's Bill (Geranium anemonifolium) is a mound-forming perennial with palmately lobed, often aromatic leaves and summer flowering from June to September.

Geranium anemonifolium

Crane's Bill | Geranium anemonifolium

Geranium eriostemon is a species in the genus Geranium (family Geraniaceae) and shares the genus' palmately cleft, broadly circular leaves. It bears the characteristic five‑petalled flowers typical of Geranium species, which may be white, pink, purple or blue. Flowering occurs June to September. Propagation can be by semi‑ripe cuttings in summer, by seed, or by division in autumn or spring.

Geranium eriostemon is a member of Geraniaceae with palmately cleft leaves and five‑petalled flowers that bloom June to September.

Geranium eriostemon

Geranium grevilleanum is a mound-forming or spreading perennial crane's-bill from Turkey. It bears rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are deciduous or semi-evergreen and often aromatic. Small geranium flowers appear from June to September. It tolerates a wide range of soils as long as they drain freely.

Crane's Bill (Geranium grevilleanum) is a mound-forming perennial from Turkey that flowers June to September and suits borders, rockeries and ground cover.

Geranium grevilleanum

Crane's Bill | Geranium grevilleanum

Geranium gymnocaulon is a perennial cranesbill that forms compact mounds or spreads to cover ground. Its leaves are rounded, palmately lobed and often aromatic, and may be deciduous or semi-evergreen. It flowers from June to September, producing blooms held above the foliage.

Bare-stalked cranesbill (Geranium gymnocaulon) is a mound-forming perennial for borders, rock gardens and ground cover, flowering June to September.

Geranium gymnocaulon

Bare-stalked cranesbill | Geranium gymnocaulon

Geranium incisum of gardens is a mound-forming or spreading perennial with rounded, palmately lobed foliage that is deciduous or semi-evergreen and often aromatic. It flowers from June to September. It tolerates almost any reasonable soil and suits full sun to partial shade, making it adaptable across sites and aspects.

Crane's Bill (Geranium incisum of gardens) is a mound-forming perennial with palmately lobed foliage and a long flowering season from June to September.

Geranium incisum of gardens

Crane's Bill | Geranium incisum of gardens

Geranium lambertii is a perennial geranium in the family Geraniaceae, notable for rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are often aromatic. It forms a mound-forming or spreading habit and flowers from June to September. The plant tolerates full sun to partial shade and will grow in almost any reasonable soil so long as it is well drained but not parched. It is hardy across much of the UK (H5–H7).

Crane's Bill (Geranium lambertii) is a mound-forming perennial that flowers June to September and tolerates full sun to partial shade.

Geranium lambertii

Crane's Bill | Geranium lambertii

Geranium malviflorum is a mound-forming perennial cranesbill with rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are often aromatic. It grows as a spreading or compact mound and may be deciduous or semi-evergreen depending on winter severity. Flowering occurs from June to September, with the blooms carried above the foliage. It is suited to edging, ground cover and rock garden positions where a low, textured layer is required.

Mallow-flowered cranesbill Geranium malviflorum flowers June–September and forms a mound of palmately lobed, often aromatic foliage for borders and ground.

Geranium malviflorum

Mallow-flowered cranesbill | Geranium malviflorum

Geranium phaeum 'Album' is a named cultivar in the genus Geranium and family Geraniaceae. It flowers from June to September. Growers select it where a reliable mid-summer to early-autumn floral display is required. Check the plant label for its recommended position and soil details before planting.

Geranium phaeum 'Album' flowers from June to September and is a named cultivar in the Geraniaceae for summer display.

Geranium phaeum 'Album'

Dusky Crane's-Bill | Geranium phaeum 'Album'

Geranium phaeum 'Anita Alice' is a herbaceous perennial geranium with dissected, patterned foliage that ranges from light to silvery green and a low, mat-forming habit. It flowers from June to September. Plants form clumps and trailing carpets that suit edges and underplanting. It is commonly planted in borders, rock and woodland beds and in containers.

A mat-forming herbaceous perennial with dissected, silvery-patterned foliage that flowers June to September.

Geranium phaeum 'Anita Alice'

Geranium phaeum 'Anne Claire' is a clump-forming perennial geranium in the Geraniaceae valued for its dusky, dark-violet flowers with reflexed petals and prominent stamens. It spreads into low mats and trailing stems, making it useful as a ground cover or for underplanting. Leaves are typically green and often show brown blotches, and the plant can be semi-evergreen through to deciduous depending on site.

Geranium phaeum 'Anne Claire' is a clump-forming geranium with dark-violet flowers that suits well-drained soil and partial shade.

Geranium phaeum 'Anne Claire'

Dusky Crane's-Bill (Geranium phaeum 'Anne Claire')

Geranium prat. 'Mrs Kendall Clark' is a mat-forming, clump-forming geranium with trailing, prostrate stems and finely dissected, patterned foliage in light to bright green with a silvery cast. It flowers from June to September. The low habit makes it effective as a ground cover or for draping over rockery edges. Leaves remain an attractive feature even when not in bloom.

Geranium prat. 'Mrs Kendall Clark' forms a mat of dissected silvery light-green leaves and flowers from June to September.

Geranium prat. 'Mrs Kendall Clark'

Geranium pratense 'Ilja' is a clump-forming herbaceous perennial in the Geraniaceae, notable for its dissected, often silvery-tinged foliage and a spreading, mat-forming habit. It typically reaches about 1.2 m in height and flowers from June to September. The leaves are patterned and finely divided, and the plant suits sheltered, sunny spots. It works equally well in borders or as a trailing carpet in larger mixed beds.

Geranium pratense 'Ilja' is a clump-forming herbaceous perennial with dissected, silvery green leaves and flowers from June to September.

Geranium pratense 'Ilja'

Meadow Crane's-Bill | Geranium pratense 'Ilja'

Geranium punctatum of gardens is a perennial cranesbill with a mound-forming or spreading habit. It carries rounded, palmately lobed leaves that may be deciduous or semi-evergreen and are often aromatic. Flowering runs from June to September, providing a sustained summer display. It tolerates a wide range of soils and aspects.

Crane's Bill (Geranium punctatum of gardens) is a mound-forming perennial with palmately lobed leaves that flowers June to September.

Geranium punctatum of gardens

Crane's Bill | Geranium punctatum of gardens

Geranium reflexum is a mound-forming or spreading perennial cranesbill with rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are often aromatic. It flowers from June to September. It tolerates full sun to partial shade and will grow in almost any reasonable soil so long as it is well drained but not parched. Classed H5–H7 (hardy to fully hardy), it suits rock gardens, borders, ground cover and naturalised areas.

Reflexed cranesbill (Geranium reflexum) is a mound-forming perennial that flowers June to September and suits rock gardens, borders and ground cover.

Geranium reflexum

Reflexed cranesbill | Geranium reflexum

Geranium renardii 'Philippe Vapelle' is a low-growing herbaceous perennial in the Geranium genus, valued for its pale pink flowers streaked with violet. It forms a compact mound of palmate leaves and blooms from June to September. Suits well-drained positions in sun or part shade. Useful where a small, flowering ground cover is required.

Geranium renardii 'Philippe Vapelle' bears pale pink, violet-striped flowers from June to September and suits sunny or part-shade, well-drained spots.

Geranium renardii 'Philippe Vapelle'

Geranium sang. var. striatum is a cranesbill in the family Geraniaceae and a member of the genus Geranium. It shows the genus’s palmately cleft, broadly circular leaves and bears five-petalled flowers that commonly display veining, flowering from June to September. Plants will grow in a wide range of soils provided they are not waterlogged. Propagation is by semi-ripe cuttings in summer, by seed, or by division in autumn or spring.

Geranium sang. var. striatum flowers from June to September and prefers well-drained, non-waterlogged soil.

Geranium sang. var. striatum

Hardy Geranium | Geranium sang. var. striatum

Geranium shikokianum is a mound-forming perennial cranesbill with rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are often aromatic. It flowers from June to September. The plant tolerates a wide range of soils and positions, from full sun to partial shade, and suits both exposed and sheltered sites. Its habit ranges from compact mounds to a more spreading ground cover.

Japanese marbled cranesbill Geranium shikokianum flowers June to September and forms a mound of palmately lobed, often aromatic foliage for borders and.

Geranium shikokianum

Japanese marbled cranesbill | Geranium shikokianum

Geranium sinense is a mound-forming or spreading perennial cranesbill with rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are often aromatic and may be deciduous or semi‑evergreen. Native to Yunnan and Sichuan provinces in China, it flowers from June to September. It tolerates almost any reasonable soil — loam, chalk, sand or clay — so long as it is well drained but not parched, and will grow in acid, neutral or alkaline conditions. Plant where it receives full sun to partial shade and allow room for it to spread as a border plant, ground cover or in rock and woodland gardens.

Chinese cranesbill (Geranium sinense) is a mound-forming perennial from Yunnan and Sichuan that flowers June–September and suits full sun to partial shade.

Geranium sinense

Chinese cranesbill | Geranium sinense

Geranium sylvaticum 'Album' is a clump-forming, mat-forming geranium that spreads low across the ground with dissected, patterned foliage. Leaves are light to silvery green and sit close to the soil surface. Flowering takes place June to September, with flower stalks carried above the leaf rosettes. Its trailing, prostrate habit makes it effective where a low, spreading geranium is required.

Geranium sylvaticum 'Album' forms silvery, dissected ground cover foliage and flowers June to September, ideal for borders, rock gardens and woodland.

Geranium sylvaticum 'Album'

Wood Cranesbill | Geranium sylvaticum 'Album'

Geranium sylvaticum 'Mayflower' is a clump-forming, mat-forming geranium with dissected, patterned leaves that carry a silvery cast. It flowers from June to September and performs in full sun or partial shade. The plant tolerates chalk, clay, loam and sand provided the soil is moist but well-drained. Use it as ground cover in borders, rock gardens or woodland plots where a low, trailing habit is useful.

Geranium sylvaticum 'Mayflower' has dissected, silvery-patterned foliage and flowers from June to September, ideal for ground cover and woodland borders.

Geranium sylvaticum 'Mayflower'

Wood Cranesbill | Geranium sylvaticum 'Mayflower'

Geranium wlassovianum is a mound-forming or spreading perennial in the Geraniaceae with rounded, palmately lobed leaves that may be deciduous or semi-evergreen. It flowers from June to September and prefers full sun to partial shade on almost any reasonable soil, provided it is well drained but not parched. Native from eastern Russia to China, it tolerates exposed or sheltered situations and is rated H5–H7 for UK hardiness (hardy to fully hardy). Use it in borders, rock gardens or as a ground cover to fill gaps between larger perennials.

Wlassov's cranesbill (Geranium wlassovianum) is a mound-forming perennial that flowers June to September and suits sun to partial shade on most soils.

Geranium wlassovianum

Wlassov's cranesbill | Geranium wlassovianum

Geranium x cant. 'St Ola' is a clump-forming, mat-forming hardy geranium that trails and can grow prostrate, producing low, dissected leaves with a silvery, patterned appearance. It flowers from June to September. It performs in full sun to partial shade on a wide range of soils so long as they drain freely. Use it where a trailing ground cover or rock-shelf planting is needed and the foliage can be seen close to the ground.

Geranium x cant. 'St Ola' is a trailing hardy geranium with dissected, silvery-patterned foliage and June to September blooms suitable for borders and.

Geranium x cant. 'St Ola'

Hardy Geranium | Geranium x cant. 'St Ola'

Geranium x oxonianum f. thurstonianum 'Sue Cox' is a clump- and mat-forming herbaceous perennial in the Geraniaceae, producing low, trailing growth with dissected, patterned foliage. It favours full sun and neutral, moist but well-drained soils and is rated H7 (fully hardy) in the UK. Flowering runs June to September, with small blooms carried on short stems above the carpet of leaves. The plant suits planted edges, rockery pockets and mixed borders where a low, spreading habit is wanted.

Geranium x oxonianum f. thurstonianum 'Sue Cox' is a clump- and mat-forming perennial that flowers June to September and suits borders, rock gardens and.

Geranium x oxonianum f. thurstonianum 'Sue Cox' (d)

Geranium x oxonianum f. thurstonianum 'Sue Cox' Groundcover

Geranium yunnanense is a mound-forming or spreading perennial from Yunnan province in China, belonging to the Geraniaceae. It carries rounded, palmately lobed leaves that are deciduous or semi-evergreen and often aromatic. The plant suits full sun to partial shade and tolerates exposed positions on almost any reasonable, well-drained soil. Flowers appear June to September, and it is commonly used in borders, rock gardens and as ground cover.

Geranium yunnanense (Crane's Bill) is a mound-forming perennial for full sun to partial shade, flowering June to September.

Geranium yunnanense

Crane's Bill | Geranium yunnanense

Pelargonium 'Barbe Bleu' is a named Pelargonium in the Geraniaceae, offered for its extended summer-to-autumn flowering. It flowers from June to October. As a cultivar of Pelargonium, it follows the group's general habit of producing long-lasting blooms through the warmer months. Use flowering period to plan display and feeding schedules.

Pelargonium 'Barbe Bleu' flowers from June to October and suits sunny containers and sheltered borders in milder UK conditions.

Pelargonium 'Barbe Bleu' (I/d)

Pelargonium 'Barbe Bleu' | Summer to Autumn Pelargonium

Pelargonium 'Brookside Spitfire' is a compact, trailing Pelargonium with evergreen, aromatic foliage. It grows as a multi-stemmed shrublet with a well-branched habit that suits containers and hanging baskets. Flowering runs from June to October, providing an extended summer display. The plant performs best in sunny, sheltered positions on neutral, well-drained loam.

Pelargonium 'Brookside Spitfire' is a compact, evergreen pelargonium for full sun on neutral loam, flowering June to October.

Pelargonium 'Brookside Spitfire' (Dw/d)

Pelargonium 'Brookside Spitfire'

Pelargonium 'Deacon Jubilant' is a Pelargonium cultivar with aromatic green leaves and a variable growth habit that may be well-branched, trailing or upright. It flowers from June to October and favours full sun in a south-facing, sheltered situation. Plant in neutral loam that is well drained and use in beds, containers or hanging baskets. As a tender plant (H1C), keep it away from frost and position where the scented foliage can be enjoyed up close.

Pelargonium 'Deacon Jubilant' has aromatic green leaves and flowers from June to October; plant in neutral, well-drained loam in a south-facing, sheltered.

Pelargonium 'Deacon Jubilant' (Z/d)

Pelargonium 'Deacon Jubilant' | Aromatic Pelargonium

Pelargonium 'Diana Louise' is a Pelargonium cultivar with aromatic green foliage and a habit that can trail or carry an upright form. It flowers from June to October, providing an extended summer display. It prefers full sun in neutral, well-drained loam on a south-facing, sheltered aspect. Classified H1C, it is tender and should be kept frost-free over winter.

Pelargonium 'Diana Louise' flowers from June to October and suits south-facing containers in neutral, well-drained loam.

Pelargonium 'Diana Louise' (Z/d)

Pelargonium 'Diana Louise' | Patio & Basket Pelargonium

Pelargonium 'Don's Richard A. Costain' (Z/C/v/d) is a named Pelargonium in the Geraniaceae that provides an extended summer display. It flowers in the UK from June to October. The cultivar follows the flowering habit typical of Pelargonium and suits summer planting in containers or bedding. Regular removal of spent flower clusters keeps the display going through to October.

Pelargonium 'Don's Richard A. Costain' blooms from June to October and is suited to summer bedding and containers in the UK.

Pelargonium 'Don's Richard A. Costain' (Z/C/v/d)

Pelargonium 'Don's Richard A. Costain' | June–Oct blooms

Pelargonium 'Elizabeth Taylor' is a named Pelargonium in the family Geraniaceae, noted for a long summer flowering from June to October. It belongs to a group of plants adapted to warm temperate and tropical climates. Members of the genus tolerate heat and periods of dryness but only minor frosts. In UK practice it is usually treated as half-hardy (H2) and given frost protection over winter.

Pelargonium 'Elizabeth Taylor' flowers from June to October and is best grown in sunny, frost‑protected positions in the UK.