<p>An outstanding colour form of deep salmon flowers, flecked and marked with red. Large flower heads on dark zoned leaves. Plants are very weather tolerant.</p><p>(now officially Pelargonium) Although flowering a little later than Geraniums grown from cuttings, seed sown types will produce a mass of flower heads throughout the summer and on into the first frosts. Sow seed under glass at 21°C in January and February -even March will give flowers by August. Prick out in 5 or 6 weeks for planting out in tubs, beds or hanging baskets from late May, flowering from July to October.</p>
