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pelargonium sididoides

Well, if I can digress from zonal pelargoniums for a moment, I'd love 
to plug a beautiful pelargonium that I planted last year.  P. 
sididoides has beautiful grey-blue leaves and small charming magenta 
flowers with an orange eye all year long.  It grows in low mounds, about 12"
 by 24", and propagates by means of runners.  Few of the little 
plantlets (what is the technical word for these) seem to root of 
their own accord.  But I've had good luck cutting them off, rooting 
them inside, and transplanting them.

I have had no trouble with any diseases, and it seems to get by with 
benign neglect.
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