Geranium Sanguineum Album is the database form of the accepted cultivar Geranium sanguineum Album, commonly called Album bloody cranesbill or white bloody cranesbill.
This hardy herbaceous perennial develops an open, spreading mound of deeply palmately divided dark-green leaves and clear white solitary flowers about four centimetres wide.
Exact profiles place garden plants around 30-45 centimetres tall and 60-100 centimetres wide, flowering from late May into July and hardy in USDA zones 4-8.
Grow in sun or partial shade in moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil; shear old stems after flowering and use it for borders, rock gardens, wildlife planting, or ground cover.
