Pelargonium asarifolium (Sweet) D. Don

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Pelargonium asarifolium (Sweet) D. Don is a tuberous species from the Southwest Cape of South Africa, from Piketberg and Porterville, along the western coastal plain to Sir Lowry's Pass and Worcester. It grows on flats amongst small shrubs or on dry rocky slopes in sand or clay. It has two or sometimes three petals that are dark wine red in colour. Flowering is from November to May. The name refers to the similarity of the leaves to those of the genus Asarum. (Section Hoarea, Auritum Group). The first photo was taken by David Victor. The other photos from iNaturalist were taken in March in the Southwestern Cape by Carina Lochner and shared under a CC BY-NC license. She notes the plants were small, about 12 cm high. The last photo shows the leaves were dry at the base of the stem.

 

 

 

Pelargonium Species One | Pacific Bulb Society

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Pelargonium Species One | Pacific Bulb Society