Geraniums encompass a variety of growth forms, including annuals, biennials, and perennials. These plants can be herbaceous or evergreen and feature rounded leaves that are typically palmately lobed or divided. Their flowers are characterized by a loose arrangement and consist of five petals.

Geranium drakensbergense

Geranium endressii is a semi-evergreen perennial that can reach up to 45 cm tall. It produces a dense clump of lobed foliage, with leaves measuring 6-8 cm across. The flowers are light pink, about 3.5 cm wide, featuring petals that are subtly notched.

Geranium endressii

Geranium endressii 'Betty Catchpole'

This robust, evergreen cultivar features a growth habit that ranges from mound-forming to spreading. It produces deeply-lobed flowers that start as a vibrant peachy-purple with darker veins, gradually fading to pale pink as they age.

Geranium endressii 'Castle Drogo'

Geranium endressii 'Priestling's Red'

Geranium endressii 'Rose'

Geranium endressii dark

Geranium endressii unidentified cultivar

Geranium endressii white-flowered

Geranium erdressii

Geranium erianthum is a herbaceous perennial that grows in clumps, reaching heights of 45 to 60 cm. Its foliage consists of pale green leaves, typically 7 to 9 lobes, measuring 5 to 20 cm in diameter, which exhibit an attractive coloration in the autumn. The plant produces saucer-shaped flowers that range from light to deep violet-blue, measuring 2.5 to 4 cm across, adorned with darker veins. Blooming occurs from late spring through midsummer, with a possibility of a second flowering in late summer or early autumn.

Geranium erianthum

Geranium erianthum 'Axeltree'

Geranium erianthum 'Blues in the Night'

Geranium erianthum 'Cally Pearl'

Geranium erianthum 'Calm Sea'

Geranium erianthum 'Neptune'

Geranium erianthum 'Pale Blue Yonder'

Geranium erianthum f. leucanthum

Geranium erianthum f. leucanthum 'Undine'

Geranium erianthum var. japonicum

Geranium farreri

Geranium flanaganii

Geranium fremontii

Geranium from Bambashata, Altai Mountains

Geranium from Central Asia

Geranium from Chile

Geranium from China

Geranium from Pamirs, Tadzhikistan

Geranium from Sikkim

Geranium from Tien Shan Mountains, China, blue-flowered

Geranium from Tien Shan Mountains, China, white-flowered

Geranium glaberrimum

Geranium goldmannii

Geranium gracile is a rhizomatous perennial characterized by a dense cluster of hairy, five-lobed leaves that exhibit a subtle sheen and light green hue. Its pink flowers, featuring a white center and magenta veining, bloom profusely from June through September. This plant is well-suited for use as ground cover in shaded areas of woodland gardens.

Geranium gracile

Geranium gracile 'Blanche' is a perennial plant that grows in an upright clump, reaching heights of 40-50 cm. Its foliage consists of deciduous leaves that are wrinkled and lobed, measuring up to 20 cm in width. The basal leaves typically have five to seven lobes, while the leaves along the stem feature three to five lobes. In summer, the plant produces flowers that are approximately 2.5 cm in diameter, exhibiting a pale pink hue that gradually lightens to white near the base, accented by subtle purple veins.

Geranium gracile 'Blanche'

Geranium gracile 'Blush'

Geranium grandistipulatum

Geranium guatemalense

Geranium gymnocaulon is a perennial that forms dense clumps, reaching a height of approximately 40 cm. Its stems are covered in fine, short hairs, and the foliage consists of green leaves that are distinctly divided into 5 to 7 lobed segments with serrated edges. Throughout late spring and into summer, slender stems produce pairs of violet flowers, notable for their deeply notched petals.

Geranium gymnocaulon

Geranium gymnocaulon from Lagonaki, Caucasus

Geranium harveyi

Geranium hayatanum is a perennial that forms a compact mound, featuring dark green leaves that show mottled patterns. As summer progresses into autumn, these leaves take on hues of red and copper. The plant produces pink flowers adorned with a white center, offering an extended bloom throughout the summer months.

Geranium hayatanum

Geranium herrerae

This rhizomatous perennial creates a dense mat of foliage that may exhibit vibrant colors in the fall. It produces light blue flowers, each measuring 4-6 cm in width, during the summer months, with the possibility of a second bloom in autumn.

Geranium himalayense

This compact perennial features finely divided, vibrant green leaves. From June to August, it produces abundant flowers that display a vivid violet-blue hue accented by red veins and a white center.

Geranium himalayense 'Baby Blue'

Geranium himalayense 'Ben Blanc'

Geranium himalayense 'Derrick Cook' is a rhizomatous perennial that develops a compact mound of finely dissected, lobed leaves, reaching a height of approximately 40 cm. From summer through autumn, it produces white, saucer-shaped flowers featuring purple veining, each measuring up to 5 cm across, which rise gracefully above the foliage.

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