Pale Blue Hardy Geranium - Knowledgebase Question

Petersburg, VA
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Question by wwwMHawk70
January 6, 2000
I have several Johnson's Blue Geraniums in my garden. Two years ago a volunteer came up some distance away. The bloom color is nothing like the Johnson's. Instead, it is a very, very, pale icy (true) blue. Is this a known variety, or do I have something new?


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Answer from NGA
January 6, 2000
The perennial geraniums are known for their ability to seed down. There are a number of named varieties of perennial geranium, but if you have grown only Johnson's Blue then it is more likely you have what is called a chance seedling that happens to be rather nice. Enjoy!

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