This has to be my most favorite flower in the garden. I've had this plant since the first year of the Community Garden, 2007. It is a natural mounding plant, not too tall and just gives blooms all Summer long.
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2 comments:
Lee, I have a perennial geranium and it looks nothing like this one.
I think you have a green thumb!!:)
Gloria, I think the best thing is that I look for plants that require full sun. There is not a lick of shade for the plants at any time. The garden is regularly watered and I do use plant fertilizer, which has not yet been applied to the garden.
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