... in the world http://www.marksgardenplants.com/pelargoniums4.htm well, I think so anyway. From the first page just follow the links to the other 3 pages.
Enjoy!
ps there are a couple of main images missing.
Anouncing the bestest Pelargonium web pages ...
Amazing! Do you grow them all in your garden?
Pelargoniums are quite ordinary here, but I have never seen a yellow one, nor one with frilled petals.
Another WOW for you, Mark!
thanks very much
I have just been looking at this months traffic stats for my web site marksgardenplants.com It shows that 22 people have visited the Pelargonium pages via the link above.
76 other people from DG have visited my web site from various other links.
Those 3 should be available from http://www.geraniaceae.com
Ooops, don't know how I missed the update, but looking VERY good :)
Really like this layout as I said before you'd completed it, the photos and naming works very well.
Happened to notice the you've missed the k out of, and added an e, to P barklyi (according to Diana Miller's spelling anyway) and I know you're a stickler for such things...
:)
oops. I'll sort it out right now
tis done
Yep, looks fine now - just checked up on you lol ;-)
What a lot of work you've put into this - mind boggling!!!
once it's in my head to do something like this I have to do it or else it will never be done
Yes, I spend far too much time thinking of all the things I want to do and not making the time to get them done.....
though I spose I get through a fair bit
Hmmm
Great site! Thanks you so much. I don't say much on this forum, but always check to see what's going on. Beautiful pictures!
thanks Kathy
Simply amazing Mark. I've never seen most of them,,,I guess the US is slow in finding them. Naturally.
I bought most in the US LOL
oh boy, ....what a gorgeous site you found Mark! I think I was in there for nearly an hour, the other day! Come to think of it, the Pelargoniums are few and far between here in North America. Wonder why, that is? E........extra, extra! Geranium sang. "Alan Bloom"......that is the one I must have, as I met him,,,,,,,,,years ago!
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I never thought but you can buy a huge range of Pelargoniums in BC too http://www.holtgeraniums.com/catalogue.htm They are in Abbotsford, B.C., Canada V3G 1R3
thankyou....I forgot abbout Holt's! The owner is a wonderful speaker! E.
Dogan
Sep 15, 2003
Why is it that Geraniaceae seems to me more appriciated in UK and not in the US? Our local nurseries may have one or two to the hundreds of other species?
Any recomendations to US sources to Pelargoniums and Geraniaceae?
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You'll find that like her in the UK and Europe we have to go looking for these plants. I buy most of mine on the 'net which I think most others do also.
There is an excellent nursery in California selling both species. The owner Robin Parer - female - knows her stuff http://www.geraniaceae.com/
There is a nursery in Canada specialising in all the types of Pelargoniums http://www.holtgeraniums.com/catalogue.htm
A word of warning - you will get hooked if you start to buy plants from this family.
Dogan
Sep 15, 2003
Thanks I'll check out your hyperlink.
Any problem buying plants offshore (Canada) with USDA etc?
that I'm not sure as I'm in Northern Ireland. anyway rules are only there to be bent/broken
Dogan
Sep 15, 2003
The California Hyperlink is the place I just ordered some from for the first time I'll try the Canadian one as well. I think I am already hooked. I remember the look of green and red Gerraniums in Baveria and Switzerland and I am delighted to be able to reproduce that look even though I am in the humid South (Georgia), the scented and fancy leaved verieties are a bonus. I started with 3 and I am already snipping cuttings from places I visit.