Most attractive. I’ll have to keep an eye out for it. Based on where its originally from I assume this plant is somewhat drought resistant but probably prefers cooler weather. Have a great evening!
Lovely! You know I have an area in my terrace devoted to pelargoniums, but I never actually thought of having geraniums... I guess it will work fine in pots too.
Hi there and thank you for your comment and watching the video. 'Mrs Cox' is a pelargonium. This video is about a geranium, which is a completely different genus from pelargonium. It is really stupid, in my opinion, that the common name for 'pelargonium' is 'geranium' as geranium is its own genus. Anyway, in reply to your question, I don't have Pelargonium 'Mrs Cox' but I do have a variety zonal pellies that I grow in the greenhouse.
What a wonderful video has not lost it over time but there was this story near my grand uncle of a man the was romantic a with a poor woman that was a bit older than him she loved gardening and geraniums were her favourite but after getting married she soon decovered the marriage was only for her property and money the romance was gone and her new husband was openly going with another she have tea jam and bread ready for but she remained faithful throughout the embalming marriage shortly after a year she died suddenly and was buried nothing would growe on her grave the husband married the woman he wanted wasting no time after the funeral still nothing grew on the grave make a long story short the new woman tripped down the stairs and died having payed for a funeral a wedding and now a second funeral there was a cash flow problem so he buried her beside his first wife days later over the grave was fill with geraniums and when he went home there was bread and jam and tea ready on the table no woman would move in the house as a wife nor any man let a daughter marry him for fear of bad luck after what he done and there was was no one in the house when he came back from the grave he lived to a very old age where he died on his own I guess he got what he wished for but not what he planned Love ❤️ your videos God Bless
Thank u Rachel, super video. I was chasing the ID for this geranium and I got so much more👏👏
Hi Nuala and thank you for such kind words. It is a super little plant, isn't it, even if it doesn't have the flower power of Anne Thompson, say.
Most attractive. I’ll have to keep an eye out for it. Based on where its originally from I assume this plant is somewhat drought resistant but probably prefers cooler weather. Have a great evening!
Very drought tolerant plant. Thanks for watching and happy growing!
Good to know. 🌿 Thanks!
Lovely! You know I have an area in my terrace devoted to pelargoniums, but I never actually thought of having geraniums... I guess it will work fine in pots too.
Yeah, this one would do well in a pot and it's drought tolerant 😊
Rachel; Have you ever grown the geranium "Mrs. Cox"? **it's an Old variety known for colorful foliage.
Hi there and thank you for your comment and watching the video. 'Mrs Cox' is a pelargonium. This video is about a geranium, which is a completely different genus from pelargonium. It is really stupid, in my opinion, that the common name for 'pelargonium' is 'geranium' as geranium is its own genus. Anyway, in reply to your question, I don't have Pelargonium 'Mrs Cox' but I do have a variety zonal pellies that I grow in the greenhouse.
What a wonderful video has not lost it over time but there was this story near my grand uncle of a man the was romantic a with a poor woman that was a bit older than him she loved gardening and geraniums were her favourite but after getting married she soon decovered the marriage was only for her property and money the romance was gone and her new husband was openly going with another she have tea jam and bread ready for but she remained faithful throughout the embalming marriage shortly after a year she died suddenly and was buried nothing would growe on her grave the husband married the woman he wanted wasting no time after the funeral still nothing grew on the grave make a long story short the new woman tripped down the stairs and died
having payed for a funeral a wedding and now a second funeral there was a cash flow problem so he buried her beside his first wife days later over the grave was fill with geraniums and when he went home there was bread and jam and tea ready on the table
no woman would move in the house as a wife nor any man let a daughter marry him for fear of bad luck after what he done and there was was no one in the house when he came back from the grave
he lived to a very old age where he died on his own
I guess he got what he wished for but not what he planned
Love ❤️ your videos
God Bless
Well thank you for that entertaining story. Take care.
We always called these "Old people plants" guess I'm at that age now 🤣
Haha. Never heard that. Begonias though - that's another story!