Wild Geranium, or Spotted Cranesbill
Geranium maculatum

• Flower: Lavender, solitary or in clusters of 2-5, 1"+ wide. Sepals 5, pointed; petals 5, rounded, separate; stamens 10; pistil 1.
• Leaves: Leaves: 4-5" wide; gray-green, cut into deeply toothed palmate lobes, the lower leaves long-stalked.
• Height: Height: 1-2'.
• Habitat: Woods and meadows
• Blooms: April-June.

The common name cranesbill, as well as the genus name, from the Greek geranos ("a crane"), relate to the bill-like fruits.