Pelargonium graveolens variegata | Lady Plymouth The beekeepers journal After flowering remove any old

After flowering remove any old tatty leaves and be sure to split it if the plant has grown too big which will ensure that it retains its vigour and produces lots of flowers

This little one is a little bit more unusual and almost like a wildflower with its yellow flowers more sparsely placed than a traditional Kniphofia

The shades of this lovely variety are varied and can be a mix of plummy shades and some may even be white

Looks great planted with Phlomis russeliana

so definitely a plant that is a great addition to any garden

Pelargonium graveolens variegata | Lady Plymouth The beekeepers journal After flowering remove any oldThis very attractive award winning Pelargonium Lady Plymouth is a peppermint scented geranium with an upright growth habit with deeply cut, grey green leaves that are delicately variegated with creamy white margins. In summer it has masses of lavender pink flowers which are set off by the foliage. Lady Plymouth is the recipient of the prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society and performs best in full sun or part shade in