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Carolina Geranium / Wild Geranium

Geranium carolinianum

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Description:

Carolina cranesbill is a much-branched and sprawling, pubescent annual or biennial, usually no taller than 1 ft. Leaves are palmately five-parted, these divisions being cleft or lobed again. Five-petaled, pale pink or white flowers occur in loose terminal clusters.

Habitat:

Grassy area of greenbelt.

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Geranium carolinianum

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PublishedMay 11, 2014

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