Pelargonium Apricot Scented Geranium

Apricot Scented Geranium

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Many scented geraniums have common names that leave you wondering why they are called this or that.

Apricot Scented Geranium doesn't smell like an apricot (what does an apricot smell like anyway?)

Surely the name for this plant has to do with spectacular color found in the flowers.

 
Apricot Scented Geranium Center Segment

Though not profuse, the flowers of  Apricot Scented Geranium are spectacular and the sculptured, ornate leaves add texture to the garden.  

   

The oil glands of scented geraniums are located on the back of the leaves and open as the temperature rises. These oils actually act as coolant for the plant. 
A great container plant, try a three inch pot of Apricot Scented Geranium planted into one of our 15 inch Square Terra Roma Fluted Planters.

Apricot Scented Geranium Leaf  

Cultural Information

Height: 2 Feet 

Hardiness: Perennial
in Zones 9-11

Flower Color: Pink 

Characteristics: Full Sun,
Herbaceous

Uses: Culinary,
Fragrant Ornamental

 

Apricot
Scented Geranium

$4.50 per 3 inch pot

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