Geranium maculatumWild Geranium
In the dappled understory of the Eastern woods, Geranium maculatum has made a home for as long as the forests have stood. Known to generations as wild geranium or cranesbill, this native perennial forms a tidy clump of softly lobed leaves and lifts loose sprays of rose-purple, five-petaled flowers, as much a part of the old spring landscape as dogwood and trillium.
- Hardiness
- Zones 4–9
- Light
- Part Shade / Full Shade
- Height
- 12–15 in.
- Spread
- 12–15 in.
- Bloom
- Purple
- Plant type
- Perennial
- Traditional use
- digestive health, topical applications
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