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Pelargonium fumariifolium (?)

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Night-scented flowers, greenish yellow with a maroon stripe, low growing, fleshy dissected leaves; summer dormant THIS IS NOT Pelargonium FUMARIIFOLIUM. WE DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS. WE HAVE BEEN GROWING IT FOR MANY YEARS; IT IS POSSIBLY ONE OF THE POLYACTIUM GROUP

Photograph by Donn Reiners

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Monsonia speciosa

This is an unusual member of the Geranium Family. The leaf lobes are very fine and narrow, and the flowers look like white tissue paper with notched margins and a pink central blotch. The anthers are orange. The plant grows in the winter and flowers in the spring. It must be allowed to go dormant during the summer. At that time all water should be withheld. It does well in a container, but should be protected from temperatures below freezing in the winter. It can be propagated from root cuttings or seeds. The roots are bright yellow and semi fibrous. It comes from the winter rainfall areas of the Western Cape of South Africa and grows in sandy loam.

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