Wild Geranium is an attractive woodland native in central
Minnesota. Found in both sunny locations at the edges of mesic
woodlands as well as in shady understories. The light pink, five
parted flowers open as early as late April arising on 2 foot
tall stalks. The bushy foliage is palmately divided and coarse
in appearance. The leaves can vary from light to dark green in
color. Wild Geranium is native to eastern North America. See map
below for range. |Kartesz, J.T., The Biota of North America
Program (BONAP).| 2011. North American Plant Atlas. Chapel Hill,
N.C.