Pelargonium sidoides has felty gray leaves that glisten with
the dew on them and deep burgundy flowers. Pelargonium sidoides is almost always in bloom and fits in well with lavenders and grasses. I often
place Pelargonium sidoides in the front of a border because it can be depended upon to put on a show and to stay
put. Pelargonium sidoides can even make an interesting
bonsai. The Silverleaf Geranium tends to have an interesting branching structure and the
leaves will get very small if it is stressed. Pelargonium sidoides
has survived Winter temperatures into the mid teens.
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