Pelargonium echinatum albumPelargonium echinatum album

Pelargonium echinatum album

Our Ref No : 27962 £5.99 Stock : 0
Size: 9 cm

Pelargonium echinatum album

Pelargonium echinatum album is a rare and intriguing species that stands out among its more common geranium relatives. Native to the arid regions of South Africa, this unique plant is prized for its distinctive appearance and drought-tolerant nature.

The most striking feature of P. echinatum album is its stems, which are covered in sharp, bristly spines, giving the plant a somewhat formidable appearance. In contrast to its prickly stems, this variety produces delicate, pure white flowers. Each petal is adorned with a fine red spot, adding a subtle touch of elegance and visual interest to the pristine blooms.

The leaves of this pelargonium are small, rounded, and slightly lobed, with a soft, downy texture that provides an interesting contrast to the spiny stems. As a xerophytic plant, P. echinatum album is well-adapted to dry conditions, making it an excellent choice for rock gardens or as a unique specimen in containers. Its unusual combination of spiny stems and white, red-spotted flowers makes it a true collector's item.

Common NameSweetheart Pelargonium
Approx Height (10 yrs.)30-60 cm (12-24")
Soil TypeLoam
Soil pHNeutral
AspectSun
HardinessTender
Flowering TimeSpring to Autumn
Flower ColourWhite
Plant TypeConservatory Plants
Conservatory
A really unusual Pelargonium with spiney stems. Sprays of pure white, red eyed, flowers are borne throughout the summer months. These rareities need a winter dormant period where they lose their leaves. Err on the side of dry. Protect from frost. Height 30cm (12")

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Pelargonium echinatum album
Size: 9 cm
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