Geranium maculatum Gettin High Tigridia pointed green leaves held along

pointed green leaves held along parchment-colored

upright specimen emerging with blue-grey foliage that begins taking on a burgundy-red hue as early as midsummer

fast-offsetting discovery by Florida's Nestor White produces 3' tall stalks

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topped in late April/early May with stunning 11" spikes of bright yellow flowers

Geranium maculatum Gettin High Tigridia pointed green leaves held alongGeranium maculatum 'Gettin' High' is a 2022 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a seed strain of our native Geranium maculatum, that originated on Alabama's Cheaha Mountain in Calhoun County the tallest peak in the entire state. The mountain name is the Native American Creek Tribe word for "high place". Geranium maculatum 'Gettin' High' emerges in early spring, forming a 16" tall x 30" wide patch of loosely knit stems, clothed with maculate (silver