I first saw this plant in Joy Hawthorne’s garden in Sassafras more than twenty years ago. Mrs Hawthorne had raised it from seed collected in Bulgaria. It is the best ground cover in our dry garden where it has made yard wide carpets underneath a group of tree aloes. During, more...

I’ve got a soft spot for any plant called Cedric Morris, that gentle English artist and gardener. G. sanguineum takes our hot summers better than most of the northern hemisphere geraniums. The round iridescent magenta flowers of this clone are larger than the type. I grow it, more...