Please help me ID this Hardy Geranium

19 years ago

I got this at garden sale several years ago but I've lost the tag. Does anyone know what this is call? The flower is not special but the leaves are quite pretty. They're green with red spots.

Thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: pic of my plant

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leo_prairie_view
19 years ago
It looks like G. phaeum 'Samobor' to me. My G. phaeum var. lividium, the only phaeum I have,started showing similar markings on some of its leaves last summer.
Leo
pellie_grower
19 years ago
it's not 'Samobor' as the leaves arent dark enough. I cant tell for sure but they are leaves of eith Geranium phaeum or x oxonianum
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Marlene_DK
19 years ago
It's definitely a x oxonianum - perhaps 'Sue Cox'. How does the flower look like?

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