Pelargonium
reniforme is similar in growth habit to Pelargonium
sidoides, the fragrant leaves
are a little greener though still have a gray cast. And the flowers
are pink instead of dark maroon. Pelargonium reniforme grows to a
foot tall and spreads slowly to 2 feet or more across. The pink
flowers start to bloom in late Spring and continue through the
Summer. Pelargonium reniforme is quite drought tolerant as one might
expect from a South African Pelargonium. Plants have survived in
light shade but clearly perform better in full sun. Pelargonium reniforme has
over-wintered in our garden with night time temperatures in the mid to low
teens.
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Pelargonium reniforme are available.
