Perennial

2005 All American Selections® winner. More compact and less rangy in form than older cultivars. Large flowers of mahogany-red banded with yellow appear over an exceptionally long period - late spring to frost. Dead head occasionally for continued bloom...

White flowering form of the bloody cranesbill. Fine, rounded palmate or divided leaves with an open spreading habit and pure white flowers in summer. Good mixer in perennial borders or as an under planting. Foliage will take on an attractive orange/red...

Native to a wide variety of inland and coastal plant communities throughout California. A tough flowering perennial with a somewhat rangy habit, it is not particular about soil condition or moisture and can often be found growing in disturbed areas...