Erodium Reichardii Roseum is a member of the genus Erodium, notable for its five-petalled flowers that recall small geraniums. It flowers from May to September. The plant belongs to a group that includes perennials, annuals and subshrubs and is widely cultivated for summer flowering. The floral character and prolonged season make it straightforward to spot in mixed plantings.

Erodium Reichardii Roseum produces five-petalled flowers from May to September and resembles a small geranium.

Erodium Reichardii Roseum

Stork's-bill | Erodium Reichardii Roseum

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 macradenum is a perennial in the Geraniaceae from the Pyrenees that suits rock and alpine garden planting. It flowers May to September. The plant prefers full sun or partial shade on well-drained sandy or loamy soils of neutral to alkaline pH and copes with dry to medium moisture. It is fully hardy in the UK (H7) and favours south-facing, sheltered positions.

Heron's Bill (Erodium macradenum) flowers May to September and thrives in well-drained, neutral to alkaline soils in south-facing, sheltered spots.

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Erodium macradenum

Heron's Bill | Erodium macradenum

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.