Note #6 Portrait of John Lavranos, Pelargonium Plantsman
If interested in Pelargonium, there are pretty good odds that you are growing a species found by John Lavranos. One in ten, to be exact, if specializing in the section Hoarea: he…read more
Note #5 UK National Collection of Xerophytic Pelargoniums
It's difficult so say why this visit took so many years to arrange. I’ve been in contact with David for more than a dozen years, and Taunton is not continents away from…read more
Note #2 Botanizing with Bettie Marais
I've known all along that this was going to be one of the most extraordinary days of the 2016 trip. The morning was as bright and sunny as an August morning can…read more
There are few plant genera that are so ubiquitously grown and we generally know so little about. Although pelargoniums have conquered our gardens, the Notes are about species rather than varieties. All aspects are of interest: conservation, identification, horticulture, use, ecology. Contributions are invited and may be edited. Technical contributions will be openly refereed. Please write to admin@pelargonium.si. Pelargonium Notes are part of The Pelargonium Page, ISSN 2464-014X.
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