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Re: Erodium/Pelargonium

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> From: DX Victor <david@victor.u-net.com>
> Date: Friday, September 19, 1997 5:14 AM
> 
> degree.  However, if you see the two plants, you cannot confuse them
again.
> E. trifolium makes a quite chunky mound of lax, dark green leaves with
three
> rounded lobes.  It looks like a herbaceous perennial if you know what I
> mean.  E. pelargoniflorum looks like an alpine, a loose rosette with
feather
> shaped leaves, though lobed not finely cut.

The above makes me think its trifolium, but other past comments have left
me unsure. I'll try and post a picture on my webpage in the next week or
so.

> I'd be very happy to try growing on some seed if you would like to send
it
> to me.  I am afraid I don't collect seed too often as the plants
hybridise
> so freely, so I can't send you any back.

Send me your address and I'll post you some seed for testing.  This is the
only Erodium I have so at least I haven't hybridized it and I don't see any
variability in any of the seedlings so it may be species.

Keep growing
Pete Liekkio
Seattle,  Washington,  USA
pliekkio@compumedia.com
http://www.compumedia.com/~pliekkio/Page1.htm


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