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Pelargonium klinghardtense

Pelargoniums (Species and Primary Hybrids)

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The name refers to the Klinghardt Mountains in Namibia and northwestern South Africa, where the species was first discovered. It is a stem succulent with a large, thick smooth stem. The leaves are large and simple and glaucous green. The white flowers are on a tall, branching inflorescence. It grows during the winter, and is dormant during the summer. Plants should be watered very sparingly throughout the year, as it does not seem to have a dormant period. AVAILABLE APRIL, 2021

Photograph by Donn Reiners

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This charming geranium for light shade comes originally from the UK where it was first introduced in 1989. It has pale green and very light creamy-yellow veined and splashed leaves and mid lavender flowers with a white eye. It forms a low mound about 12 x 18" when mature. It is very useful under shrubs and trees in the garden where it produced little splashes of artificial sunshine. It is cold hardy from USDA Zone 4-5 up to Zone 9.

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