cranesbill ‘Claridge Druce’

Geranium x oxonianum ‘Claridge Druce’ (cranesbill ‘Claridge Druce’) has clusters of dark pink flowers with red-purple veins that blooms all through the summer, making it a consistently interesting plant, and an excellent choice to pair with other vigorous growers.

It is named after British plant collector and propagator George Claridge Druce. This plant is a cross between two European species G. endressii and G. versicolor, it has managed to become more vigorous than both. It makes an excellent groundcover, filling in with its gray-green leaves between taller plants like the grasses and toad lilies that surround it in our garden.