Product Image	Item Name-	Price
	Geranium cantabrigense 'Karmina' Same ancestry as 'Biokovo' (G. dalmaticum x G. macrorrhizum) and largely similar with the same tough, easy-going disposition, fragrant evergreen foliage that flushes red during the cold part of the year, and the same profuse flowers in the spring, though in this case they are a rather intense shade of pink that I'm not entirely sure I like. But I've got weird issues with magenta flowers. Zone 5	$15.00 Add:
	Geranium macrostylum Talish A tuberous species similar to geranium tuberosum but smaller that Janus Ruksins collected in the talish mountains. the finly cut foliage and neat habit make it perfect for a trough and considering it's origins it should be fully hardy. I got to meet Janus this year and was very impressed, a great botanist with funny stories and no love lost for the former soviet union.____ZONE 6	$8.00 Add:
	Geranium pratense A classic meadow cranesbill, naturalizes quickly, substantial clumps to 3' or more, saucer shaped delicately veined blue flowers an inch and a half or more across; spectacular en-masse. It often re-blooms in autumn.____ZONE 4	$12.00 Add:
	Geranium pratense 'Album' As above but obviously white pratense is lovely with good fall color but a prolific seeder, its great for naturalizing but take care about where you put it.____ZONE 4	$12.00 Add:
	Geranium sanguineum var. striatum Low growing and more compact than the species with pink veined flowers; this is a classic plant that consistently out performs many of the newer hybrids.	$12.00 Add:
	Geranium transversale The flowers are of the typical geranious carmine-purple. a bulbous species native to the Steppe of Uzbekistan, a very elegant plant for a trough____ZONE 5	$8.00 Add: