Geranium maculatum ~ Wild Cranesbill low-chill Cut stalks after flowering to

Cut stalks after flowering to prevent self-seeding

Green(female)

bright yellow which contrasts against its coral-colored stems and holds through summer before turning a stunning mix of red-orange in fall

Flowers best in part shade and rich moist well-drained soils

Acanthus ‘Whitewater’

Geranium maculatum ~ Wild Cranesbill low-chill Cut stalks after flowering toWild Cranesbill is a native low mounding semi evergreen herbaceous perennial with deeply lobed palmate foliage. The small pale pink to lilac flowers bloom in masses in late spring and are followed by beaked seed capsules. Flowers best in part shade and moist, well drained soils. Type: Perennial, Groundcover Origins: Eastern N. America; GA Native Height: 1. 5' 2' Spread: 1' 1. 5 Spacing: 1. 5 USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 8 Culture: Full Sun, Part Sun Bloom