Pelargonium graveolens | Attar of Roses Naomi Slade Prune after flowering

Prune after flowering

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You need to ensure that you prune the flowers from these plants to keep them looking bushy

Butterflies are attracted to the nectar of these plants and as mentioned previously they cut well and also dry well

In addition to this it makes a fantastic cut flower

Pelargonium graveolens | Attar of Roses Naomi Slade Prune after floweringRose geraniums are very fragrant, and very easy to grow. They are happy in full sun and are happy in the garden or a pot. The bright green leaves are both scalloped and crinkled and are quite soft and velvety and have the most beautiful scent of roses when crushed. The leaves are great dried and can be used in pot pourri. The showy pale pink coloured flowers streaked with white flowers are borne from late winter to summer peaking in spring. Height