Regal Pelargonium Black
Prince has the darkest flowers and is one that is always asked about when
RHS Wisley have their Pelargonium show in May each year. They are always surprised to know that it
is an old variety, having been around since 1852. The petals are a very dark maroon with a
thin pale edge to them. Dark centre to each petal with dark feathering out to the edge. The plant has a
strong and bushy growing habit.
I've just come back from three weeks in Australia
visiting family. I had the most
marvellous time and my sister Pauline arranged a few visits to other pelly folk
in the Adelaide area.
The first visit was to Rodger and Jenny Argent, members of the South Australian Geraniums and Pelargonium
Society Inc. in Adelaide, of which I am also a member. Here are a few pictures of their growing
houses and their garden.
Miałaś wspaniały pobyt i siostry, z pewnością. Pelargonia ma kolor, który mi się bardzo podoba. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteYou had a great stay and sisters, for sure. Geranium has a color that I really like. Yours.
What a perfect time of the yearto visit Aus. Love the colour of the Black Prince Pelargonia. Thank you for your kind comments on my blog.
ReplyDeletegorgeous bouquet on Black Prince geranium.
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