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Geranium oxonianum f. thurstonianum 'Sherwood'

price	$8.00
zone	4-10
size	30x20"
season	Sp.-Su.
Hybridized by Alan Bremner, named and distributed by Axletree Nursery, U.K. Similar to G . x oxonianum 'Thurstonianum' but with very pale pink, star-shaped petals. Leaves are mid green with maroon internodal blotches. (S)

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