Geranium dissectum L., an annual or biennial herb native to eastern Mediterranean areas, was recently discovered to have been naturalized in Taiwan. We found this weed from low-elevation areas to high-mountain regions. This species is most similar to G. carolinianum, but differs from the latter by its narrower leaf-lobes of the upper leaves, petals purplish-red (vs. light-pink), and glandular hairs (vs. hairs) on the fruit. This study provides a taxonomic description and illustrations. Photographs and a key to the Taiwanese taxa are also provided in this study.