small Pelargonium, two-tone flowers IDd by Oron as 'Captain Starlight'

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MikeHardman

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I would be interested to know the cultivar name for this small Pelargonium.
As well as being small, it is rather brittle - the winds often used to snap branches off near ground level.
I have moved it to a slightly sheltered spot, and it has rewarded me with this lovely display.
« Last Edit: May 10, 2012, 07:20:53 AM by Alisdair »
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I garden near Polis, Cyprus, 100m alt., on marl, but have gardened mainly in S.England

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Re: small Pelargonium, two-tone flowers
« Reply #1 on: May 10, 2012, 07:04:57 AM »
Mike
This is a real beauty,
This cultivar belongs to the Angel Type Pelargoniums  named 'Captain Starlight'
« Last Edit: May 10, 2012, 02:43:05 PM by oron peri »
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Excellent - thanks very much Oron.
I hate having plants and not their names - it is like having a friend (or foe!) and not knowing their name.
Mike
Geologist by Uni training, IT consultant, Referee for Viola for Botanical Society of the British Isles, commissioned author and photographer on Viola for RHS (Enc. of Perennials, The Garden, The Plantsman).
I garden near Polis, Cyprus, 100m alt., on marl, but have gardened mainly in S.England