Prefers cool

This variety is the winner of the 2013 Society of American Florists variety of the year award

Variegated foliage plant featuring unusual green and yellow bracts in spring

An arrangement of fragrant stock

This small-leaved succulent serves as food for elephants in its native environment--hence the common name "Elephant Bush

Geranium sanguineum 'New Hampshire Purple' (Bloody Cranesbill) Annual Prefers coolClump forming perennial geranium that produces magenta blooms in spring and attractive red foliage in fall. Plants can reach a height of up to 1. 5 feet with a spread of up to 1. 5 feet. Prefers full sun to part shade in medium moisture, well drained soil. This variety of geranium is slightly more heat and cold resistant that other perennial varieties.