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Pelargoniums Rosebud Pelargoniums

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Picture	Name	Zone	Season	Size	Price
	Pelargonium 'Appleblossom Rosebud' A Zonal Pelargonium with tight white rosebud flowers that are highlighted in a warm pink on the outer edges.				$6.00
	Pelargonium 'Cook's Rosebud' From Waldo Cook, Kansas. Date unknown. Rich red rosebuds in a tight cluster. Small, zonal type leaves that become darker in strong light.				$6.00
	Pelargonium 'Grainger's Rosebud' A rosebud type zonal, with clusters of warm pink flowers. The darkest pink of the pink rosebuds. SOLD OUT UNTIL FALL, 2018				$6.00
	Pelargonium 'Lara Gem' A rosebud-type pelargonium with pale light pink rosebud shaped flowers. It is an ivy-zonal hybrid.				$6.00
	Pelargonium 'Orange Rosebud' Given to me by Claire Lunt. There is no information about it in the International Register of Pelargonium Cultivars, please communicate with Geraniaceae if you know about its origin. TOTALLY SOLD OUT FOR 2018				$6.00
	Pelargonium 'Pink Rosebud' Washbrooke, UK, 1983. Luscious pale pink rosebud pelargonium. Also known as 'Noele Gordon'.				$6.00
	Pelargonium 'Rosebud Supreme' It is described in the international Register of Pelargonium Cultivars as being first described in the Morden catalog, U.K., 1974. It is a scarlet rosebud pelargonium with pale reverses to the petals. It is supposed to be a dwarf, although our nursery plants seem to be the same size as the other rosebud pelargoniums.				$6.00
	Pelargonium 'Sister Henry' Sandy Connerley and Jean Hausermann have come up with a list of 21 rosebud-type pelargoniums. of which Geraniaceae has 8. 'Sister Henry' has very loose clusters of dark pink rosebuds. SOLD OUT UNTIL FALL, 2018				$6.00

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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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