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Geranium macrorrhizum L.

rock cranesbill (Geraniaceae)

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Geranium macrorrhizum is a popular garden perennial, native to southern Europe, with large, palmately 7-lobed leaves.

Crai (VC42: Brecknockshire); 2021-06-08

 rock cranesbill / Geranium macrorrhizum: _Geranium macrorrhizum_ is a popular garden perennial, native to southern Europe, with large, palmately 7-lobed leaves.

The flowers have long, exserted stamens, and may be white or pink; the fruits retain the long, curved stigma.

Crai (VC42: Brecknockshire); 2021-06-10

 rock cranesbill / Geranium macrorrhizum: The flowers have long, exserted stamens, and may be white or pink; the fruits retain the long, curved stigma.

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