Wild Geranium Seeds (Geranium maculatum) | Native Woodland Perennial | Pollinator Friendly | Shade Garden Favorite

 Looking to add a touch of soft, early-spring magic to your woodland garden or shady bed? These Wild Geranium seeds—also known as Spotted Geranium or Cranesbill—are a native treasure here at Bloom & Branch. We hand-collect these beauties right here in Arkansas, where they thrive quietly under dappled tree canopies, welcoming bees, butterflies, and springtime color with their delicate lavender-pink blooms. 

🌸 Why We Love It: Geranium maculatum is the kind of plant that doesn’t demand much—just a cozy spot in part-shade with some rich soil—and it rewards you year after year. It's a native perennial that grows in soft clumps about 12–24 inches tall and wide. Blooms typically show off from mid-spring to early summer, and while the flowers are charming, the deeply lobed foliage adds texture and elegance long after blooming is done.

➤ Hand-harvested in Arkansas | No pesticides

 🌱 Growing Info:

Light: Partial shade to light shade

 Soil: Moist, well-drained, humus-rich

Height: 12–24" tall Zones: 3–8

Maintenance: Low; deer-resistant and self-sowing

Stratification: Cold stratify for 4–6 weeks before sowing (or sow outdoors in fall for natural stratification)

How to Use It: Perfect for native plant restorations, woodland edges, shady borders, or tucked beneath trees where other flowers struggle. Wild Geranium is a pollinator favorite and plays well with ferns, hostas, and spring ephemerals.