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| Family:
Geraniaceae |
| Scientific
Name: Pelargonium sidoides Burgundy |
| Common
Name: Burgundy Pelargonium, Kalwerbossie Geranium |
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Description: | A dramatic combination of the silvery foliage and dark wine red colored flowers. | Pronunciation: | (pel-r-GO-ni-um) |
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plant
type:
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Perennial Tender |
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Hardiness
zone:
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(7)8-10 |
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Sunlight:
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sun, part sun |
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Moisture:
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average, tolerant of dryness once established |
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Soil
& Site:
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average, well drained |
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Media:
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average |
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Temperature:
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hardy to 25 degrees F |
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Flowers:
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dark wine-red to burgundy, borne on small clusters on slender branching trailing stems |
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Foliage:
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heart shaped, silvery gray velvety leaves |
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Dimensions:
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1 foot by 1 foot, trailing habit |
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Maintenance:
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Propagation:
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cuttings |
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Origin & History:
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Native to South Africa |
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Notes
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