Geranium 'Salome' is a broadleaf deciduous perennial with chartreuse and gold foliage. In fall and summer lavender flowers emerge. Features fuzzy texture. Grows well with sun - bright shade and regular water.
‘Salome’ is like a purple sister to 'Ann Folkard'. It has chartreuse foliage with pale purple flowers with dark violet veining and deep plum purple centres. It's scrambling habit is more manageable than ‘Ann Folkard’ and is valuable for “knitting” into nearby plants and popping out with its gorgeous flowers here and there. It's like a game of cranesbill peek-a-boo. Blooms from May until frost.
(G.lambertii x G.procurrens) The legendary cross occurring at the former Washfield Nursery. Sprawling, reddish stems to 3' are adorned with faintly marbled leaves, gold-tinged when young. Dusky lavender flowers with dark veins and eye-zone.
One of our favorite geraniums here at the nursery, 'Salome' shines in a container near our office door. The velvety golden foliage trails handsomely and provides a breathtaking backdrop for the shy but lovely lavender blooms. Plant in filtered shade for best foliage color and provide regular water. Mature plants spread 16-24".