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A desert dwelling relative of the Geranium, it has a perennial rootstock that sends out new prostrate stems every year. Lots of delicate white flowers. It's rather scraggly looking, but still interesting to fans of Southern African wildflowers.
(Geraniaceae) Syn. Geranium emarginatum, Erodium undulatum, Monsonia ovata, Olopetalum ovatum. Photo courtesy of Michael Wolf
Light: Full sun, part shade.
Water: Moderate while growing, but dry during dormant rest.
Soil: A wide range of soil, but it must be well-drained.
Fertilizer: All-purpose, slow release at half strength
Hardiness: Zone 10
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I have never seen this plant for sale. It is a very rare African desert...
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