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anonymous June 11 2015, 10:00:37 UTC
Beautiful. Only my common pink one has started to flower but the rest are coming on in leaps and bounds with all the sunshine this week.
wee sister

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callmemadam June 11 2015, 10:12:45 UTC
The geraniums don't seem to notice how cold it is :-)

This one is actually bluer than it looks in the pic. I always find blue a difficult colour to photograph.

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auntyros June 11 2015, 11:39:10 UTC
Oh, I think I have this! I have been looking at it for the last couple of days wondering what it is and where it came from. I don't think I planted it! But it is very pretty and I shall encourage it.

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callmemadam June 11 2015, 12:30:41 UTC
lucky you, if so. But if it came from nowhere it's more likely to be Geranium grandiflorum. Check the leaves; the foliage of Brookside is more finely cut.

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auntyros June 11 2015, 16:42:23 UTC
Hmm. I will go out and examine more closely.

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auntyros June 11 2015, 18:06:28 UTC
I have looked. The leaves are very finely cut but the flower is pale - almost white - with purple veining. It does look very like your photo, but if your flowers are bluer, mine are not.

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ext_2206725 June 11 2015, 12:47:45 UTC
Brookside is one I've grown and loved. I would like to have seen your other varieties. I grew others, too, but without looking in my gardening notes, I can't tell you which. They have lovely flowers and lovely foliage, too.

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callmemadam June 11 2015, 13:17:39 UTC
There's a geranium for every situation in the garden. What would we do without them?

You can see a few of the ones I used to grow here. 2008.

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gwendraith June 11 2015, 14:23:52 UTC
Lovely colour! I have one hardy geranium I put in last year and it's coming on well but no flowers yet.

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callmemadam June 11 2015, 14:57:20 UTC
Something to look forward to!

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hartleyhare June 11 2015, 19:16:47 UTC
These are gorgeous. I love geraniums. I'd forgotten about cutting them right back and watching them reflower; will remember to do that in a few weeks!

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callmemadam June 12 2015, 06:26:01 UTC
They are such useful plants, as well as being pretty. Not all varieties will flower again. The common pink endressii types will.

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