Geranium x oxonianum f. thurstonianum | Cranesbill Felicia Alvarez Enjoys a moist rich soil

Enjoys a moist rich soil and is an excellent choice for a woodland garden

You can actually divide Aquilegias in spring but be aware they do resent disturbance so may take a while to settle in again before they re-flower

| Winter dormant

Growing House Plants

hence the common name

Geranium x oxonianum f. thurstonianum | Cranesbill Felicia Alvarez Enjoys a moist rich soilCranesbill, or hardy geraniums are perennial border plants that are easy to grow, thrive in shade and flower for months. They are also very popular in cottage garden schemes. Geranium oxonianum f. thurstonianum bears pale pink flowers with darker lacy veining and very narrow petals. Its perfect for growing at the front of a mixed border, or also looks lovely at the base of shrubs such as roses. When not in flower the foliage remains attractive. The