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Botanical name

Pelargonium peltatum

Plant Care

Size

Categories

Flowers

April May June July August September October Pelargonium peltatum produces umbels of pink five-stellate flowers from April to October.The climbers produce schizocarps.

Common name(s)

Ivy-leaved pelargonium, ivy-leaved geranium, cascading geranium.

Origin

Foliage

The evergreen Pelargonium peltatum carries mid-green, alternate leaves. They are simple and palmately lobed with a glabrous surface.

Uses in landscape design

Border or Container.

Drought tolerance

High

Planting instructions

Plant in sun to partial shade, Avoid "soggy" soil conditions.

Maintenance

Water moderately in summer and less in winter.

Soil conditions

Avoid "soggy" soil conditions.

Growth rate

Moderate

Wildlife attractions

Attracts bees, butterflies and other insects.

Other languages

Kolsuring (Afr.)

April May June July August September October
Pelargonium peltatum produces umbels of pink five-stellate flowers from April to October.The climbers produce schizocarps.

The evergreen Pelargonium peltatum carries mid-green, alternate leaves. They are simple and palmately lobed with a glabrous surface.

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