Pelargonium grossularioides – 10 Seeds
(Coconut Scented Pelargonium)
R30.00
Pelargonium grossularioides is a low-growing ground cover which flowers almost all year round
Common names include: Rooirabas, Gooseberry-leaved Pelargonium & Coconut Scented Pelargonium. The leaves have a subtle coconut scent.
Indoor Sowing: Late Summer and Early Autumn.
Direct Sowing: Late Summer and Early Autumn.
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Pelargonium grossularioides is perennial plant. Common names include: Rooirabas, Gooseberry-leaved Pelargonium and Coconut Scented Pelargonium. This is a low-growing ground cover which flowers almost all year round and has stems which may grow as long as 0.5 m. The furrowed, angular stems are generally in shades of pale to deep reddish in color. Flowers are small (less than 10 mm across)and magenta in color. The leaves have a subtle coconut scent.
Growing Pelargonium grossularioides
Indoor Sowing: Late Summer and Early Autumn.
Direct Sowing: Late Summer and Early Autumn.
- Pelargoniums can be grown from seed in late summer and early autumn.
- Surface sow the seeds in a light, well-drained potting soil and cover them with a thin layer of soil.
- Water thoroughly, but gently and provide light shade.
- Germination usually takes place within 1 month, but may take longer.
- Pelargoniums grown from seed are generally more vigorous than those made from cuttings.
- The plant can grow easily in a garden where the soils are fairly damp and moist.
- It is a relatively fast-growing, showy, long-flowering but relatively short-lived (5 years) perennial that brings spring color to any mixed border.
- It can be used as a bedding plant to create a dense band of color.
- It also does very well in containers or pots.
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