Its only this year that I joined the HPS and the local group. Yesterday I went to the meeting, and just before leaving grabbed my pot with
Pelargonium myrrhifolium var. coriandrifolium. It was repotted in my new
Jacky Duncan pot earlier this year. Only a couple of weeks ago it had been admired, and I had already taken a few cuttings.
They have two tables for showing one for plants, and one for specimen stems....
It was quite a surprise to hear my name announced as winner of the Plant of the Month...
I bought the original plant two years ago from Stourhead, where they have a well presented collection in their Pelargonium house, and usually have two or three interesting plants for sale in their Shop.
That looks a most attractive pelargonium Noelle and congratulations on your win. I joined the HPS back in 1990 and have really enjoyed my membership. I can't get to local group meetings any more but get a lot of useful information from the journals and have had seeds from the seed distribution scheme in the past. I'm also a member of their snowdrop group 😂
ReplyDeleteYou are just the sort of person to be a member...so many knowledgeable people, who are very supportive. I am just getting to learn my way through the journals and on line portals. I daren't look at the seed list....I have enough going on for this year.
DeleteNice. One of the plants I see on our weekly hikes.
ReplyDeleteHello Diana, as I can find scant information on this plant, I would love to hear more about it...have you posted on this plant, and it would be great to have pictures of it in its environment and to give readers a context of terrain and other plants growing around.
ReplyDeleteSandy and drought tolerant
ReplyDeletehttps://www.operationwildflower.org.za/index.php/albums/pelargoniums/pelargonium-myrrhifolium-var-coriandrifolium-judd-1-6287
I have a picture of the flower but not the wider view, sorry
https://eefalsebay.blogspot.com/2018/06/may-mountain-flowers-and-noon-gun.html