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Pelargonium Scabrum - looking for

20 years ago

I bought this at a Geranium Society sale a few years ago as a 'rasberry scented' flower, it really is! Unfortunately, I wasn't mindful of the dry-while-dormant, and it died. Looking for a replacement or seed, the man who raised it has passed away, and it looks like Silverhill carries seed. I just thought I would ask whether anyone closer to Los Angeles has seed or has grown this cultivar.

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safariofthemind
20 years ago
Here you go. Apricot scented geranium...RJ

Here is a link that might be useful: scabrum
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