Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Growing => General Gardening => Topic started by: finleyfreyaseth on June 16, 2013, 21:08
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ive got great mass of these in my garden beautiful purple/blue flowers,anybody tell me what it is and can I lift and divide this ?
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looks like some sort of geranium we got the pink one out the front and ours will divide.
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cheers yes ive seen pink obes too
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Definitely a hardy geranium. I have several and it could be malviflorum or similar. After flowering, cut off everything to about 6" and feed with BFB - it should re-flower later on in the season. Divide clump by cutting into chunks, or use a hand fork or trowel to take off outside shoots which you then can pot up. It will tolerate both full sun and part shade.
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ty goose :)
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I think the variety is called Johnson's Blue. Lovely innit?!
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Its a cranesbill I think. The wild version. Lovely plants, bees adore them.
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we got a whole load of bees on it today the flowers realy pretty color the pink one gorgeous too