‘Renate Parsley’ x P. ovale ssp. hyalinum.
Pollination in 2010 and seedling raised in 2011 by Edgar. Not kept.
From left:
P. ovale ssp. hyalinum, Baldric (own hybrid), P. ovale x P. tricolor hybrid, Splendide, Archibald (own hybrid), Renate Parsley, White Splendide and white P. tricolor.
Subspecies of P. ovale with dark pink flowers.
Photo © Edgar
The white form of P. tricolor is native to South Africa, around Eseljagpoort.
The plant I have, looks more like a hybrid.
Updated June 2024.
White flowered Splendide.
Photo © Edgar
Hybrid of P. tricolor and P. ovale ssp. ovale
UK 1953, named in 1958.
Photo © Edgar
P. ovale x P. tricolor hybrid.
This plant originates from seeds from South Africa.
The colour can vary due to exposure of sun.
Renate Parsley is a cross between P. tricolor and P. ovale (deep purplish-pink form) and is hybridizied by (A.M.) Fibrex Nursery, UK 1996.
Pelargonium species native to the west coast of South Africa.
Nightscented flowers.
Sommergrowing species from the section Polyactium.
The leaves get more lobed as the day length increases.
Photo © Edgar
P. caffrum hybrid raised by Hazel Key.
