Wordless Wednesday: Pelargonium sidoides
19 Wednesday Oct 2016
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This is also my favourite Pelargonium, I find the small flowered types more interesting.
Me too. Requires careful and close consideration like the best things in life
I love this one, along with ‘ Ardens’ it is my favourite. Apparently it’ s handy if you get a cough too. But then you’ d have to grind up its roots which would be a shame.
You are so knowledgeable Chloris. I will not be letting you or anyone else grind the roots!😳
Love this colour – after seeing the scented leafed pelargoniums at Broughton Grange I am going to add some here next year
I have a thing for those scented leaf ones💕
That is the color of royalty and ball gowns and passion and wine. Gorgeous!
How marvellous!
So delicate yet so bold. Thanks for sharing this bit of beauty. Xx
Thanks. Pleasure to share.
Beautiful flower and great shots! What a rich colour.
It is a powerful colour in miniature. Thanks Cathy