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Re: Erodium/Pelargonium
- To: i*@coollist.com
- Subject: Re: Erodium/Pelargonium
- From: "* <m*@iol.it>
- Date: Sun, 14 Sep 1997 12:02:49 -0400 (EDT)
Hi Pete and all,
Glad for the renewal of discussion on this group!
Last Winter I have managed to kill by untimely watering a precious seedling
of E. pelargoniiflorum, that gives me a right to take part on this topic!
:-)
I just can add a characteristic of E. pelargoniiflorum that might help
in identification. My seedling had heart shaped leaves with an unmistakable
catty scent, even too much realistic :-) , just the same that cats use to
mark their territory.
I am also growing many plants of E. trifolium. Here, in North-West Italy,
it flowers in April and self-sows easily. Seedlings that reach a good size
before Winter often survive without protection. My oldest plants of E.
trifolium have a turnip shaped root, more visible in potted plants.
All the best,
Marisa
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