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Botanical Name Qty Accession # Source Geranium Aristatum 17 Botanical Name Qty Accession # Source Jelitto Geranium aristatum 17 1492-2017 Staudensamen GmbH Geranium bicknellii 64 1169-2009 Somme Woods Chicago Area prairies & Geranium bicknellii 5 378-1994 woods Geranium bicknellii 1 783-1991 Spontaneous Geranium 'Blogold' 9 352-2011 ForestFarm Geranium 'Blogold' 43 532-2009 Park Seed Company Geranium 'Blue Cloud' 11 972-2015 Geraniaceae Geranium 'Blue Pearl' 14 1105-2018 Geraniaceae Geranium 'Blue Robin' 3 2333-2016 Geraniaceae Blooms of Geranium 'Blushing Turtle' 4 1012-2011 Bressingham, Ltd. 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