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Herb-Robert Geranium robertianum Family Geraniaceae
Brief Description: Two feet tall with branched spreading stems. This is a bright pink flower with petals, about 0.5 of an inch; mostly two-flowered. Leaves cleft at the base into 3-5 sections. Blooms from May to September Geographic Range: Widespread in the Old World and widely naturalized in our area. Habitat: Damp rich woods Garden Use: A annual or biennial with foliage that accentuates the flower in a moist shade garden. Historic Uses:
Herb-Robert has over a hundred common names in the British Isles.
It is associated with Robin Redbreast, said to bring death and
misfortune if he flies indoors. |
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