PELARGONIUM Deerwood Lavender Lass

PELARGONIUM Deerwood Lavender Lass Scented Leaf. An elegant yet robust form. Dense rosettes of olive green leaves with a crimped edge and red stems. Rose pink sprays of flowers in abundance from April-Oct. A good form for trailing but much neater in habit than Deerwood Lavender Lad. Said to be subtly lavender scented although we are unable to detect this in the plants we have. Bred by Faye Brawner in 1993 Similar in habit to species within the Reniformia group, recognisable by the distinct flower and leaf shapes. Species within this group have a higher tolerance to cold if kept dry. Click here to discover more about Pelargoniums.