Primary hybrid within the section Polyactium. Flowers not scented.
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Primary hybrid within the section Polyactium. Flowers not scented.
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Similar to P. gibbosum but the petals have maroon blotches. This is probably a hybrid, though the parentage is not known.
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‘Glauciifolium’ is a primary hybrid raised by R.H. Jenkins, before 1822. It is a cross between P. gibbosum and P. lobatum.
I think this is one of the best nightscented pelargoniums, strong and more almond flavour than P. gibbosum.
Schottii is believed to be a hybrid of P. fulgidum and P. lobatum.
Before 1869.
‘Shannon’ is an hybrid from Jay Kapac, California. It has thin stems and trailing habit, and produces lots of flowers during the season.
P. sidoides x Deerwood Lavender Lad.
Pollination in 2010 and seedling raised in 2011 by Edgar.
This hybrid has inherited some of the scent from P. sidoides’ flower, and some of the scent from Deerwood Lavender Lad’s leaves.
From the pollination I got two plants, and they are slightly different in colour and shape of the petals. Sidolicious Maroon left and Sidolicious Purple right:
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P. sidoides x Deerwood Lavender Lad.
Pollination in 2010 and seedling raised in 2011 by Edgar.
Sidolicious Purple
This hybrid has inherited some of the scent from P. sidoides’ flower, and some of the scent from Deerwood Lavender Lad’s leaves. (None of the scents as strong as they appear on the parentage).
From the pollination I got two plants, and they are slightly different in colour and shape of the petals. Sidolicious Maroon left and Sidolicious Purple right:
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P. gibbosum x P. ‘Cortusina’
Pollination in 2009 and seedling raised in 2010 by Edgar.
Gibbosina Light has the lightest colour of my Gibbosinas – pale lilac pink. The colour fades with the flower’s age.
Nightscented.
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P. gibbosum x P. ‘Cortusina’
Pollination in 2009 and seedling raised in 2010 by Edgar.
Gibbosina Bright has bright lilac pink flowers with off white center. The colours fade with the flower’s age.
Nightscented.
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P. gibbosum x P. ‘Cortusina’
Pollination in 2009 and seedling raised in 2010 by Edgar.
The petals on Gibbosina Orchid are much rounder than the others – like an orchid. The flowers are purple red with yellowish center.
Nightscented.
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