About the genus

Pelargonium is a genus of flowering plants commonly called geraniums, pelargoniums, or storksbills. It includes about 280 species of perennials, succulents, and shrubs. Taxonomist Carl Linnaeus originally included all the species of Pelargonium and Geranium under the latter name.

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From the Fenn Plants journal

• Notes on DaffodilsWhen to plant daffodil bulbs in the UK, how deep, how to naturalise them in grass, why daffodils stop flowering (“blindness”), and why you should never mix cut daffodils with other flowers.
• Keeping Your NerveHow to garden through a heatwave — the best time to water, why deep soaks beat daily sprinkles, caring for pots and vulnerable plants, and why you can let the lawn go brown.
• Made to LastHow to clean, store and protect garden pots and planters — the frost-proof vs frost-resistant difference, winter care for terracotta and ceramic, and how to reuse a broken pot.

More in the Pelargonium genus

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  Pelargonium 'Barbe Bleu' (I/d)
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  Pelargonium 'Diana Louise' (Z/d)
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  Pelargonium 'Elizabeth Taylor' (Z)
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  Pelargonium 'Hazel Gypsy' (R)
• Pelargonium 'Brookside Spitfire' (Dw/d)
• Pelargonium 'Deacon Jubilant' (Z/d)
• Pelargonium 'Don's Richard A. Costain' (Z/C/v/d)
• Pelargonium 'Friesdorf' (Fr/Dw)geranium 'Friesdorf'