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Pelargoniums Sentimental Favorites

Sentimental Favorites is a catch-all designation for plants that we all enjoy but fit into a number of different categories. The nursery has at least two tulip flowered pelargoniums, some birds egg, and some Stellars, but not enough to put in separate categories. If you are looking for something particular please contact us, as we may well have it.

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Name	Zone	Season	Size	Price
'Chocolate Twist' It is a Stellar, with brown leaves and green edges and large clusters of orange-red flowers whose petals are star shaped. AVAILABLE APRIL 1, 2018				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Annsbrook Aquarius' A stellar pelargonium with flowers of light pink and shredded petals. The leaves are broadly lobed, with a prominent brown zone. SOLD OUT UNTIL FALL 2018				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Annsbrook Jupiter' Popham, UK, c. 2001. A stellar, with flowers splattered and dotted in strong pink, on a white background.				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Black Country Bugle' Holborow, Austria, 1974. A zonal with double bicolor flowers of warm pink and white.				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Connie' One of the tulip flowered pelargoniums. It is believed to have come from The Netherlands. Flowers are orange red and do not open fully. OLD OUT UNTIL 2020. Please do not ask for it until then.				$6.00
Pelargonium hybrid (Pelargonium 'White Eggshell' x Pelargonium 'Pink Blush') 'Murder on the Alps' Stunning flower. We decided to name it 'Murder on the Alps'. White with random dots and streaks of bright red. Please advise the nursery, if you know the real name. SOLD OUT UNTIL SPRING, 2020. Please do not ask for it until at least January, 2020.				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Marbacka' This is a Swedish pelargonium, and the flower was named after the home of Selma Lagerl�f, the author who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1909. The flowers are pale pink and the plant has compact growth, with long flowering stems. NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL SPRING, 2020. WE HAVE A LONG WAITING LIST FOR THIS PLANT, SO PLEASE DO NOT ORDER IT UNTIL NEXT YEAR.	zone 9	Sp.-Fa.	15-18"	$6.00
Pelargonium 'Mosaic Silky' It has pale pink, semi double flowers with white reverses. The leaves are veined in cream. As Donn Reiners has reminded me, it is a zonal. SMALL NUMBER AVAILABLE, 2018				$6.00
Pelargonium 'New Life' An old variety with red flowers that have stripes, splashes and entire petals in white. SOLD OUT UNTIL 2020. Please do not ask for it until then.	zone 9-10	Sp.-Fa.	12x12"	$6.00
Pelargonium (Orange Zonal) We are often given plants here at the nursery, and many of these are noteworthy but we do not have names for them. We have two such orange zonals with single flowers: One is a vibrant orange color with quite large flowers, and the other is a beautiful soft pale orange. We'll post pictures here next spring, but if you're interested, please send us an email!				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Our Flynn' A stellar with strongly marked deep pink lower petals, very pale pink upper petals, and a large white eye.				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Sarah Game' West, UK. A double red stellar type. SOLD OUT UNTIL AUGUST 2016				$6.00
Pelargonium 'St. Elmo's Fire' A Stellar. Deeply divided leaves, and very narrow, divided salmon flowers. Dwarf. SOLD OUT UNTIL FALL, 2018				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Urchin' Miller, USA, < 1970. A dwarf Formosa type zonal. "Large deep red flowers that open flat." Narrow lobed, small mid-green leaves. SOLD OUT UNTIL 2017				$6.00
Pelargonium 'Vectis Glitter' Bred in Australia, in the 1970's. It is a white Stellar whose flowers are splashed and dotted with orange-red.	zone 9-10	Sp.-Fa.	8-10"	$6.00
Pelargonium (White Zonal) We have a good white zonal, but it was a gift from a customer and we have no name for it. We will post a picture here on the site as soon as it flowers in the spring.				$6.00
'Vancouver Centennial' Gillam, Canada, 1986. A Stellar with gold leaves covered almost completely with a brown zone. Flowers are orange-red and star shaped.				$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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