Pelargonium

Zonal

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Pot 12cm Ø

Quantity

Low stock: 1 left

Pelargonium zonal is an erect species with a semi-spherical shape, known for its abundant spring flowering and for being one of the progenitors of the geraniums available on the market today.

It is particularly suitable for growing in open ground, where the climate allows it, ensuring vigorous growth and spectacular flowering.

Description

The leaves are cordate, with crenate edges and an intense dark green, with an evident brown zoning in the centre.

The simple flowers of the Pelargonium zonal that I grow are white, with thin petals that give a graphic and refined appearance to the flower.

Year of introduction in Europe: 1700

Growing

Blooming period: III-VII (Mar-Jul)
Exposure: prefers partial shade and sun
Soil: good quality, well-drained soil
Height on delivery: 20-30 cm
Maximum height: 70-80 cm

Information

The plants you will receive have been carefully pruned at least once, ensuring robust and well-branched plants with several growth points. Please note that these are not just rooted cuttings but young adult plants, ready to be potted into a larger pot. In many cases, you might receive plants that are already in bloom or about to bloom.

Plant images are for inspiration, showing you how they will grow over time.

Remember that we have a limited number of specimens.

Standard Pelargoniums are supplied in pots with a diameter of 12 cm. Miniature Pelargoniums, some botanical species, and rare varieties are supplied in pots with a diameter of 10 cm.

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