Perennial geranium, or cranesbill (genus Geranium).

 Perennial geranium, or cranesbill (genus Geranium), is an easy-to-grow, frost-hardy herbaceous garden plant known for its long and abundant summer blooms and decorative foliage that changes color in the fall. It thrives in sunny and shady locations, forms picturesque clumps, is drought-resistant, and fits beautifully into natural and mixed plantings. Common varieties include meadow geranium, large-rhizome geranium, blood-red geranium, and magnificent geranium.

Perennial geranium,
 or cranesbill (genus Geranium).

 Features and Benefits

 Ease of Care: Grows well without complex care, tolerates a variety of conditions.

 Frost Hardiness: Overwinters outdoors, often requiring no shelter.

Perennial Geranium

 Geraniums are well-known and widely

spread indoor plants.

This name has long been established for them among gardeners and amateurs, although in the botanical

system they belong to the genus pel1)gonium se

of the geranium family (from the Greek words ne-

largos - a stork, on whose beak the fruits of geranium go).

 The genus zmtargonium (Pelargonium) but at the same

the species included in it (about 230) make up

almost a third of the entire geranium family (Geranium). Most of the species of this genus

(more than 170) are common in South Africa tradition, several species reach Abyssinia and, some from the countries of South Africa

America.

 For the outstanding beauty of flowers, as well as the abundance and duration of flowering, with extreme

simplicity of care, to create rays of ornamental plants

for compatibility, large-flowered varieties.