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Possible Geranium in Name That Plant Forum

19 years ago

Can you experts take a look?

One poster seems to think its a Pelargonium.

Another that it might be a true Geranium.

It obviously isnt G. 'Johnson's Blue' as marked and doesn't really strike me as being either.

There are two plants in the pot. One has a pink edge and some white variegation. The other is plain green, but otherwise they look identical. The link below will take you to the variegate. In that post there is a link to the plain. The red edge might make you think zonal, but that just doesn't seem right.

Hope you can help.

Here is a link that might be useful:

Comments (4)

hoe_hoe_hoe
Original Author
19 years ago
Let me try that link again....

What true Geraniums are tri-colored? Do I have a new mutation here?

The other thought is that its a weed and a variegated mutation. (The geranium probably just hasn't emerged yet.) I was leaning in that direction but I posted in the weed forum and both respondants thought it looks like a geranium.

Here is a link that might be useful: unsolved Name that Plant post
Florazone9
19 years ago
wish I could see it, but the link isn't working.
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pellie_grower
19 years ago
hoe hoe post them again. The pages only go back as far as the start of the month
hoe_hoe_hoe
Original Author
19 years ago
It turned out to be a sidalcea.

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