Large numbers of magenta-veined, shocking pink flowers on spreading stems are produced over a far longer season than most other geraniums. "A long flowering, underrated plant" ('Hardy Geraniums' - Bath & Jones). ... Learn More

A generous packet of seed of these delightful specimen plants which produce dense sheets of dark-veined pink flowers. Naturalises well under shrubs and trees spreading and self-seeding gently. ... Learn More

(Syn. Geranium 'Orchid-Blue'). This new-on-the-scene plant, often confused with the very similar Geranium lanuginosum, produces flowers of a rarely seen shade of pure campanula blue, on low brittle hairy stems. Wonderful in rich damp soil. ... Learn More

Another worthy introduction, resembling a dwarf Geranium palmatum, but being of much more compact habit, the handsome sprays of bright pink flowers have a distinctive cream reverse. Endless flowers in a sheltered spot. Choice. ... Learn More

This is the largest flowered seedling of Geranium endressi we have ever discovered. More than twice as large as the normal-sized pink flowers, this one is also attractively pencilled with darker veins. Obviously a hybrid but with what we know not! ... Learn More

A really attractive, very, very long-flowering plant with icing pink flowers on low, slowly creeping stems. This plant will act as a weed-suppressor and attractive ground cover where few other geraniums will survive, even in deep shade or on a dry bank! ... Learn More

The seedlings from this strikingly lined and pencilled new hybrid come quite true in a corner of our cottage garden producing a long succession of bright flowers throughout spring and early summer. A tough plant that grows well in shade too! ... Learn More

Thick, slightly woolly, alchemilla-like leaves on low stems adorn this compact plant which has darker-veined, deep blue flowers. Very rarely seen or offered, this is a choice, long-lived, very hardy and valuable plant. ... Learn More

From North-Eastern Turkey and the Caucasus comes this treasure which has white-eyed funnel-shaped deep pink flowers and these have distinctly notched petals with darker veining. In a shady spot here these rare plants flower almost constantly. ... Learn More

A lovely discovery from the alpine regions of South Africa. A spreading rounded cushion of small hairy leaves is liberally studded with pink funnel-shaped flowers in early summer. Will do best in a dry well-drained spot. ... Learn More

A generous selection taken from our range including items with too few seeds to list. This exceptionally good value mix always contains a few real rarities and could be the cheapest way to start a collection of these long-lasting plants. ... Learn More

Very large, rich, deep violet-blue flowers with a red flush at the centre, open over a long period from early summer, and intermittently thereafter. Easy, in sun or light shade, it is an excellent plant for most gardens. Tough, hardy and reliable, it produces a low mound, of rich green leaves that slowly spreads. Cut the plant back to ground level after the first flush of flower and you produce a repeat flowering in August-October. Always spectacular, it is a worthy winner of the R.H.S. A.G.M. ... Learn More

Large, deep violet flowers with notched petals, adorn this handsome flower which bears hairy, deeply-divided leaves in midsummer. This is one of the parents of the old and sterile, but still favourite, Geranium magnificum which has always been a solid performer with no vices. ... Learn More

Small, prostrate leaves are prettily spangled in red and white beneath a constant succession of pink flowers throughout summer and autumn. This valuable and attractive form of Geranium thunbergii (Syn. Geranium 'Misty Rose') really is the first true-from-seed variegated hardy geranium. ... Learn More

A rare introduction from Korea. A central rootstock produces numerous dividing stems with deep green marbled leaves and carrying bright rose-purple upward-facing flowers with pale eyes. ... Learn More