Pelargonium 'Tomentosum' in Terracotta Pot Ikebana Doing so enriches the soil

Doing so enriches the soil with organic trace elements

the foliage is topped with delicate sprays of mauve pink flowers

Combining strength and precision

white flowers in June which develop into bright red berries in late autumn

Rosa filipes Kiftsgate is perfect if you want to cover a fence

Pelargonium 'Tomentosum' in Terracotta Pot Ikebana Doing so enriches the soilThe natural habitat of the Pelargonium Tomentosum includes mountainous areas and forest edges in Southwestern Cape Province. Low growing, this variety boasts velvety, peppermint scented, heart shaped foliage; their fine short hairs making them pleasingly soft to touch. Dainty clusters of small white flowers accompany the fragrant leaves, with their two upper petals decorated with purple feathering. Each plant arrives planted in a terracotta 15cm pot.