GERANIACEAE 2007

[mark smyth]

and a few more
'Vera May'
wallichianum ex Chadwell seed
wallichianum seedling
wallichianum seedling
wallichianum seedling size comparison
wallichianum 'Shocking Blue'
wlassovianum pale form
x magnificum

[Katrin Lugerbauer]

Hello!
Nice pictures. There are some geraniums I've never seen before, but I'll have to wait some years to get them in Austria (or Germany).

[mark smyth]

Katrin most new ones originate in Europe and eventually come to the UK

[Luc Gilgemyn]

Here's some of my Geraniums :

First a little collection of G. cinereum :
1) Ballerina
2) Lawrence Flatman
3) Purple pillow
4) Carol

Then
5) Ger. farreri (not a very good pic - the flower has clearly suffered from the rain)
6) Ger. Max Frei - I've cut it back right now after flowering and will have another flush of flowers in late August
7) Ger. subcaulescens splendens - an all time favourite

[Magnar]

One of my Geranium farreri plants today



This is one of my favourtie Geraniums and I have several plants.

[mark smyth]

Katrin the link to your web site doesnt work

It's great to have others posting Geraniums in here

Here are spme more from my garden

G. eriostemon
G. palustre
G. sanguineum striatum used to be known as lancastriense
G. wallichianum identical to wall. 'Buxton's variety'

[Magnar]

Geranium clarkeii Kashmir White

[Luc Gilgemyn]

Beautiful flower Magnar ! So delicate !

[Magnar]

A favourite among the medium high Geraniums 

[mark smyth]

I would have thought more members would be growing hardy Geraniums in their gardens. They arent the menacing plants that most people would have you believe. If you have any questions about them please ask

[mark smyth]

All the G. clarkei are great - 'Kashmir White', 'Kashmir Pink', 'Kashmir Purple', 'Kashmir Green' and especially 'Mount Stewart'. I'll include the unrelated 'Kashmir Blue'. 'Kashmir Green'  has white flowers with green veins.

'Mount Stewart'
'Kashmir Blue' - G. clarkei 'Kashmir White' x G. pratense 'Albiflorum'

[mark smyth]

Here are some more from my own garden

G. palustre after rain
G. orientalitibeticum - more growth than flowers. Grows from chains of tubers
G. sanguineum 'Elka'
G. shikokianum
G. wallichianum 'Crystal Lake'

[arisaema]

'Crystal Lake' is a beauty, I'll have to keep an eye out for it.

Below are:

G. shikokianum
G. ruprechtii
G. swatense
G. delavayi
G. delavayi - variation in seedlings

...and an unknown, probably either pogonanthum or yunnanense?

[mark smyth]

wow the true G. delavayi. The last photo may be a seedling

[mark smyth]

what's the source for your plants?

the last one isnt pogonanthum or yunnanense. Both are very distinctive

G. pogonanthum
G. yunnanense