Conservatory and Sunroom

A quick growing succulent with trailing stems adorned with fleshy leaves shaped like little beans which take on a red or purple hue in sun and when underwatered. For a mild garden, or a sunny spot indoors.

A low spreading plant growing from bulbils, with attractive yellow veined leaves and pink flowers. Best in a pot, kept frost free.

Variegated climber with beautiful clusters of pale pink flowers with a dark pink throat in summer.

Name uncertain, may be a variety of P. inserta. A vigourous climbing or trailing plant wih attractive palmate leaves..

Deep green peppermint scented leaves with a central dark blotch make this a very pretty spreading foliage plant. Small pink flowers compliment the display. Sun to part-shade.

Ivy leaved trailing variety with fleshy yellow veined leaves and deep burgundy red semi-double flowers all summer. Great in tubs and baskets

Tall Pelargonium with lovely double pale and mid-pink, rosebud flowers in summer. Tall but sturdy stems to around 60cm. May need a plant support in windier locations

One of the nicest of the scented-leaved Pelargoniums, this has leaves which smell strongly of roses when crushed. Small pink flowers from summer to autumn. Compact and bushy

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 sport from a rose scented variety, with attractively variegated green and gold leaves, and small pale pink flowers. A quick grower, despite its variegation, lovely in a container by itself.

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.