Pelargonium transvaalense African Princess 9a we are even more convinced

we are even more convinced

the immature green leaves turn a beautiful silvery grey and adorn the 6' tall x 10' wide specimen that

for what may be a dwarf form of Amsonia tabernaemontana

This superb cultivar is worthy of this modest amount of grooming

The result is a seed strain of plants that produce clusters of 28" tall flowering stalks in early May (NC) from a winter basal rosette

Pelargonium transvaalense African Princess 9a we are even more convincedPelargonium transvaalense is a virtually unknown winter hardy species of "florist" geranium, hailing from only two regions in South Africa: the KwaZulu Natal and around Barberton, where it can be found between 2,000' and 4,500' elevation. The 18" tall x 3' wide clumps thrive in both half day sun or light shade. The green foliage with purple rings adorns the branched stems, and is topped with terminal clusters of typical, pink, pelargonium like flowers