Geranium ‘Nora Bremner’
Description:
Bred by Alan Bremner of the Orkney Islands and named for his mother. The result of a cross between G. rubifolium x G. ‘Buxton's Variety’, it has a long flowering period, from July-October, and large flowers of soft violet blue. The flowers have a white eye and are carried above the attractive marbled leaves. It will scramble over shrubs, making a lovely covering for bare rose stems. Though this does occasionally appear in nursery listings, it is considered difficult to propagate.
Threat Status:
Threatened In Cultivation
As assessed by the Plant Heritage Threatened Plants Programme. For more details see www.plantheritage.org.uk/conservation/threatened-plants/
Current Plant Guardian plants
Read about some of the plants in our Plant Guardian scheme and the stories behind them and their guardians
Find a rare plant to look after
If you would like to find a rare plant to look after, or if you have a plant you think may be rare, read on...
Record your rare and threatened plant
You think you have a rare plant? Here's how to record it with us.
