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Geranium sanguineum 'Album' is a hardy perennial grown for its pure white flowers and tidy, low-growing habit. It forms a spreading mound of deeply cut green leaves, and the foliage often turns red in fall. This makes it useful at the front of borders, in rock gardens, along edges, and as light ground cover.
This cranesbill flowers over a long period from late spring into summer, and removing faded flowers can help it bloom again. It grows best in well-drained soil and does well in sun or partial shade. The plant is usually easy to grow and is mostly free of problems, though vine weevil, sawfly, or powdery mildew may appear at times.
Pruning is simple and mainly involves removing faded flowers and old leaves to keep the plant looking fresh. New plants are most often raised by division or from basal cuttings when growth is active. White bloody cranesbill is a reliable garden plant that brings bright flowers, useful cover, and seasonal leaf color with little fuss.