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Plant Identification => Plant Identification Questions and Answers => Topic started by: Hans J on May 08, 2015, 11:40:39 AM
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Hi all ,
who can help ?
I have in my garden since many years a Geranium without a name... I dont know from which source ( maybe bought or from a friend ? )
The plants grows in semishade - they are around 40 cm high
In my Book for Geranium I cannot find it ...
Could it be maybe a hybrid ?
I think the leaves a very unusual ...
Thanks in advance
Hans
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What an interesting plant, Hans. Looks almost like a Malva?
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Mhhh ::)
Do you really think it is a Malva ???
Here are two pics more from my "jungle"
Hans
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The leaves look like some South African geraniums, like Geranium incanum, but the flowers are different. Maybe it is a hybrid.
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I really don't know, Hans. It has that "look" but it may well be a hybrid - I know almost nothing about Geraniums!
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Thanks Maggi and Hoy ,
this is really a puzzle :o :o
I have never bought a South African Geranium .
After my book is G.incanum not hardy here
My other Geranium are only common cultivars ...and they are all later with flowering ...
I have maybe 3 or 4 plants from this Geranium - so if it is a Hybrid it should be not so uniform
Maggi - like you I have more or less no knowledge about Geranium ...
???
Hans
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It could be G. tuberosum
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Nicole to the rescue
Good photo here http://www.ec-n.ru/images/Geranium_tuberosum/1.jpg (http://www.ec-n.ru/images/Geranium_tuberosum/1.jpg)
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Thanks Nicole :D
I had in meantime the same idea with G.tuberosum ( some pics in the Internet looks really similar )
I'm curious ...and so I dug out a plant ...it has no tubers :-\ :-\
After my book is similar : macrostylum + malviflorum ( Maggi you had maybe the right idea with Malva ) ;D
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Could possibly be Geranium transversale,
cheers
fermi
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Thanks for your idea Fermi :D