This hardy geranium cultivar is a clump-forming perennial which forms a spreading mound of foliage that typically grows 6-8" tall and spreads to 18-24" wide. Features 5-petaled, pale pink flowers with dark pink lines on the petals and small, deeply-lobed, dark green leaves. Primarily blooms in May and June with a sparser rebloom occurring throughout the summer. Foliage often turns attractive shades of red in autumn. Notwithstanding that this is a pink-flowered variety, the species is sometimes commonly called bloody cranesbill in reference to its deep purple/crimson flowers and crane-like seed heads. Var. striatum is synonymous with and sometime sold as 'Prostratum' or 'Lancastriense'.