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Geranium maderense 'Guernsey White'

price	$10.00
zone	8B-10 (cold sensitive below 25°F)
size	36-40x36"
season	Sp.
From Ron Vanderhoff in Southern California. An improved form of Geranium maderense 'Guernsey White' with no pink in the flower. Keep separate from Geranium maderense to retain white flowers in seedlings. Large divided glossy green leaves, and large bouquet of white flowers in the second or third year. The plant dies after flowering.

Photograph by Ron Van Der Hoff

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