Erodiums Borders and Bedding
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Erodium acaule (Mediterranean, Italy, Portugal) Acaulescent plant with a rosette of hairy green leaves; flowers are small and lilac-pink with light veins. |
zone 7 | Su.-Fa. | 8x12" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium carvifolium (Centr. Spain) Acaulescent plant. Green, very finely divided, bipinnate leaves; very strong magenta flowers with maroon blotches on upper petals. |
zone 6 | Su.-Fa. | 10x14" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium castellanum (N. Spain) From Ian Roger. Acaulescent plant. Pinnate green leaves with ragged leaflets; deep pink flowers fading pale towards the center with dark blotches and light magenta veins. |
zone 6 | Su.-F. | 12x18" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium 'Cezembre' Dusky pink flowers; Very finely dissected hairy green leaves. |
zone 7 | Sp.-Fa. | 12x12' | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium 'Cupidon' From Les Jardins d'En Face and Jean-Pierre Jolivot, Pleurtuit, France. A seed selection from E. carvifolium. Mid green leaves with ragged leaflets; large strong pink flowers with maroon blotches on all five petals. |
zone unknown | Su.-Fa. | 10x12" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium 'Du Jardin' From Les jardin d'En Face and Jean-Pierre Jolivot, Pleurtuit, France. Seedling of E. carvifolium. Small deeply divided green leaves; strong pink flowers. |
zone 7 | ? | 12x18" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium Geant de St. Cyr Hybrid of E. manescavi and E. recoderi. Very large plant with long flowering stems. Flowers are deep pink. Useful to plant on the top of walls. |
Su-Fa. | 18x36" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium 'La Feline' A Spanish selection of E. castellanum from Jean-Pierre Jolivot, Pleurtuit, France. Green leaves with ragged leaflets, clear pink flowers with white blotches on the upper petals. |
zone unknown | Su.-Fa. | 10x15" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium 'Logrono Real' Pink flowers with brown blotches on the upper petals; green leaves with ragged leaflets. |
zone 7 | Su.-Fa. | 24x24" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium manescavi (W. and Central Pyrenees) Robust, acaulescent plant with pinnate green leaves; light magenta flowers with prominent silver blotches and darker magenta veins. |
zone 6 | Su.-Fa. | 20x30" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium mumbyanum From Morocco. Scalloped entire leaves, small pink flowers. |
zone 9 maybe lower. | Su.-Fa. | 10x10" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium 'Princesse Marion' A cross between E. castellanum and E. manescavi selected by Jean-Pierre Jolivot at his nursery Les Jardins d'En Face, France. Leaves similar to E. castellanum with ragged leaflets arranged along a central midrib. Flowers pink with white veined blotches in the upper petals. |
zone 7 | Su. | 24x24" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium 'Santa Mixta' A hybrid between E. carvifolium and E. misguindali. E. misguindali is an endemic species from the Atlas Mountains which is thought to be extinct. Flowers are pink with small blotches and 1/2" in diameter; green leaves; well-drained soil. |
zone 7 | Su.-Fa. | 20x24" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium tordylioides (N.E. Spain) Similar in size to E. manescavi. Large, green, pinnate leaves; flowers are smaller than E. manescavi, very pale pink with faint blotches and markings. |
zone 7 | Su. | 15x18" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium trifolium (also known in horticulture as E. hymenodes and E. pelargoniiflorum) (Atlas Mtns.) Large, softly-lobed and shallowly-toothed, sticky, hairy, light green leaves; white flowers with purplish-red veins and blotches. |
zone 8 | Sp.-Su. | 10x18" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |
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Erodium x hybridum (E. daucoides x E. manescavi) From Jerry Flintoff, Seattle. Similar to E. manescavi, but with smaller leaves and paler flowers. Green leaves; pale magenta flowers. |
zone 6 | Su.-Fa. | 15x18" | $4.50 Four-inch | ![]() |