pirl said:Karmina is a nice one as well.

• Cranesbill (Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Karmina')
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This is a very pretty one too. I was looking in the database and found no information about how big it gets? Seems to have a good form and nice foliage. Compact looking, does it bloom good?

Bonehead said:I find them quite easy to divide and do so often. A soft pink variety is "Vision in Pink" which is about 1' tall. I think this is it, although the focus is a bit off:

• Bloody Cranesbill (Geranium sanguineum 'Vision Violet')
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A bit paler pink is Wargrave's Pink:

It's a lovely little bloomer and the photo just shows it in year 2, actually about 9 months after I planted it.

I entered it on the database tonight.

Camera colors aren't always true to color and the Ballerina is actually more pink than the purple it shows in the photo, but it does have the pretty veining.

4susiesjoy said:Camera colors aren't always true to color and the Ballerina is actually more pink than the purple it shows in the photo, but it does have the pretty veining.

That's good to know, and the veining is like icing on the cake, just gorgeous!