This is a lovely small shrub for a mixed shrubbery or to be planted in containers. The lovely flowers attract butterflies to the garden.
Geranium pulchrum is a small robust shrub that can grow up to 1.2m. The stems are woody at the base, silky and about 10mm in diameter. The leaves are deeply lobed (5-7 lobes) and sharply toothed, hairy above and about 120mm in diameter large. Geranium pulchrum's flowers are borne in loose terminal clusters of light purple or deep pink flowers that are sometimes white in the centre on stalks about 60mm long covered in hairs, the flowers are borne between October and April.
Geranium pulchrum is a lovely small shrub for a mixed shrubbery or to be planted in containers. The lovely flowers attract butterflies to the garden.