Pelargonium species

[fermi de Sousa]

Good to read my P alchemilloides is doing OK. If only it had larger flowers. One of my plants survived -11 last winter

Well, I guess I can stop giving it shelter in the shadehouse then!
This is the one that came up outside in the gravel
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Yes, my quercifolium has a distinct strong scent when rubbed. Not pleasant
like most pelargoniums.  I can't decide what it resembles. A bit like gasoline? (petrol)

Sounds like the same one we have.
I'll try for a pic later.

Diane,
here's the one we grow:


cheers
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[mark smyth]

For those with a big interest in Pelargoniums you should buy, if you have the money, the three part Pelargoniums of Southern Africa. Three excellent books. They now sell for £100 to £300 each

[Gail]

For those with a big interest in Pelargoniums you should buy, if you have the money, the three part Pelargoniums of Southern Africa. Three excellent books. They now sell for £100 to £300 each

I would love them Mark but that is a big if!    "if you have the money"

My birthday money has however stretched to an order with Fibrex - including Pelargonium schizopetalum.

[Susan Owl]

This year I've got flowering my p. schizopetalum for the first time.  

[Paul T]

Good grief!!    That's an amazing Pelargonium!

[Gail]

This year I've got flowering my p. schizopetalum for the first time.  

That's wonderful Susan - I can't wait to get mine!

[mark smyth]

well done Susan. I think this plant is night scented

[Susan Owl]

Some years ago I've got this pelargonium under the name of P. quinquelobatum. Now somebody told me, that it is not. Does anyone has an idea, what it coud be?