Houseplants

A compact Angel type with generous quantities of cheerful little flowers, the upper petals are mauve, the lower ones are pink fading to white in the centre. 45 cms.

A vigorous, scented leaved, scrambling variety with bright pink, flowers from spring-autumn. Makes a great specimen for a pot getting to around 1m high in a couple of seasons

Variegated variety with salmon-pink flowers in summer. Lovely in a large pot.

Arguably one of the most strongly scented-leaved Pelargoniums. Leaves have a fresh lemon scent when crushed. Small pink flowers are produced in summer.

An old, tall variety growing to around 1 metre. The single flowers are a distinctive shade of slightly orange red, each petal having a white edge.

An old cultivar (late 19th century) with large almost shocking red flowers on a vigourous plant. Very hard to beat! This may be the one which used to be planted outside Buckingham Palace. Lovely in a large tub in full sun.

Upright zonal type with deep, plum-coloured rosebud flowers in summer. Tall but sturdy stems to around 60cm. May need a plant support in windier locations

Stellar Pelargonium with deep green foliage with a bold chocolate band around the centre of the leaf and heads of small double salmon flowers throughout summer. Nice compat habit so ideal for pots

Upright zonal type with scarlet rosebud flowers in summer. Tall but sturdy stems to around 60cm. May need a plant support in windier locations

Upright frutetorum type with a chocolate blotch on the leaves and masses of salmon flowers on long stems in summer. May need a bit of support as it is so floriferous!

Like Pelargonium ‘The Boar’ but with white flowers in summer.

Tall variety with silver-edged leaves and long stems with clusters of bright red double flowers in summer. Not backwards about coming forwards this one!

Reverted from 'Creamy Nutmeg@ Foliage is grey green and spicily scented when crushed.

A new hybrid bred in Canada with exquisite pink rosebud-like flowers.

A small species not often offered for sale, this produces small but attractive flowers, the colour of which is difficult to describe - depending on the light, they can appear a subtle grey, blue, pink or cream.

A hybrid between P. scabrum and P. lanceolatum, with fleshy grey-green three pointed leaves and pure white flowers with red markings. 30 cm.