Scented Geranium 'Lime'

The several scenteds that I have are truly delightful and easy to grow. The aromas are beautiful. The flowers are small and whimsical. I ...Read Morelike to group the plants in different shape pots in my sun room. They love sun, epsom salt once a month, and a weak mixture of fish emulsion fertilizer every 6 weeks or so. Collect as many types as you can find and watch them take off. Take cuttings and give to friends. I plan to plant them outside as soon as some of my cuttings take root.

The scent of the crushed leaf actually is "lime-y." I live in zone 8, so keep all my pelargoniums in an unheated sunporch over the winter...Read More. Like most pelargoniums, propagation by stem cuttings is easy.

The leaf shape is unique. They are ruffled, and are symmetrically whorled around the stem. The aroma is outstanding. The plant has an ...Read Moreuntidy growth habit and should be pruned frequently to maintain a somewhat desirable shape. The stems are stiff, woodier than many, making it difficult to layer except by air-layering, so rooting cuttings is definitely simpler. The flowers are even more insignicant than most scented geraniums, but this variety seems to flower more readily than others, giving plenty of seed that can be collected.