Pelargonium endlicherianum in Variety.

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These are two forms of P. endlicherianum from different parts of Turkey. See for yourself how much they vary.
They are available from Beaver Creek Nurseries in B.C.
P.endlicherianum from Salda,Turkey.


P. endlicherianum from Ala Dag,Turkey.

Rangier form of Salda region


More compact form of Ala Dag region.

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Alpine Arie said…
Hi Barry, I have this one in my garden for 2 years already and is hardy. Collected seeds last year and have 10 little plants now. six flower stalks right now in full bloom Arie.V
July 21, 2013 at 11:56 AM
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