‘Black
Satin’ – dark foliage and pink flowers on a compact plant.
‘Mavis
Simpson’ and ‘Russell Pritchard’ – pink and magenta flowers, respectively;
trailing plants; long season of bloom.
‘Brookside’
– blue flowers with a white eye on a compact plant; takes part shade.
‘Claridge
Druce’ – cultivar of G. x oxonianum; gray-green, divided leaves; pink flowers
over a long period; related to G. endressii (look out!)
‘Katherine
Adele’ – another G. x oxonianum cultivar; burgundy marked leaves; large pink
flowers.
‘Lawrence
Flatman’ – cultivar of the delicate G. cinereum; gray-green foliage; pink
flowers with dark eye; compact plant; part shade.
‘Mrs.
Kendall Clark’ – cultivar of G. pratense, the meadow cranesbill; pretty
purple-blue flowers with white netting; fine foliage; to three feet.
‘New
Hampshire Purple’ – cultivar of G. sanguineum; to eight inches; leaves deeply
incised; purple-blue flowers over a long period.
‘Splish
Splash’ – broken colors on flower, lavender and white; small mound; takes part
shade.
‘Stanhoe’
– lightest pink flowers; scalloped leaves; low mound.
‘Summer
Skies’ – violet flowers with darker netting; long flowering season; two-foot
mound; takes part shade.
