Fair Ellen geranium

Fair Ellen geranium (scientific name: Pelargonium quercifolium cv. Fair Ellen) is a horticultural variety of "Pelargonium quercifolium" which is native to South Africa and is a perennial plant in the gamily Eucalyptus (Pelargonium). The leaves have an almond odor and black patches. The flowers are light red five-petaled flowers. The top two have red-purple butches, and the bottom three do not.

General name: Fair Ellen geranium, scientific name: Pelargonium quercifolium cv. Fair Ellen, Also name: almond geranium, plant height: 30-60 cm, phylla: alternate, leaf shape: palm, leaf margin: sawtooth, inflorescence: umbel, flowering period: May to July, flower color: Light pink, number of petals: 5.

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