Meanings of pelargonium in English

I have seen, even beyond Umeå, some fine specimens of cactus, pelargonium, calla, and other exotics.

Like all florists, he had a predilection for one particular plant; the pelargonium was his especial favorite.

Petunia, tobacco plant, pelargonium and a handful of other staples are available for pumping up the volume and adding long-lasting colour.

In the pelargonium, and in some other plants, variegation is generally accompanied by some degree of dwarfing, as is well exemplified in the "Dandy" pelargonium.

Some flowers, such as those of pelargonium (tender geranium) will snap off easily between thumb and forefinger, while others need a scissors, or little secateurs.

Analogous statements have been made with respect to the stamens of Pelargonium.

Pelargonium zonale: circumnutation of stem of young plant, feebly illuminated from above.

The use of the name geranium for what are really pelargoniums causes much confusion.

The Pelargonium case in the "Origin" seems to point in the same direction.

Dark-coloured pelargoniums and verbenas are more scorched by the sun than varieties of other colours.

Pelargonium graveolens grows well in Ireland as a houseplant and can be left outside during milder months.

Pelargonium zonale (Geraniaceae).-Almoststerile; one plant produced two fruits.

His uncomprehending gaze between the plastic pelargoniums.

For instance, our Roses, Petunias, Calceolarias, Fuchsias, Verbenas, Gladioli, Pelargoniums, etc., certainly have had a multiple origin.

Pelargonium zonale, glandular hairs of, 350

The show pelargoniums have but one period of bloom, usually in April, but they make up in size and coloring.