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Pelargonium Graveolens (Lemon Rose Geranium)

Pelargonium Graveolens (Lemon Rose Geranium)

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Pelargonium Graveolens (Lemon Rose Geranium) is a beautifully fragrant evergreen perennial prized for its distinctive lemon-rose scented foliage and soft, textured appearance. Its deeply lobed green leaves form a dense, bushy plant that releases a refreshing perfume when touched, making it a standout choice for sensory gardens, patios, and outdoor entertaining spaces. During warmer months, it produces delicate clusters of pale pink to mauve flowers that add subtle seasonal colour while attracting bees and other beneficial pollinators.

Hardy and easy to grow, Lemon Rose Geranium thrives in full sun to part shade and performs exceptionally well in garden beds, borders, and containers. Its compact, rounded growth habit makes it ideal for edging pathways or positioning near seating areas where its fragrance can be fully appreciated. Low maintenance and drought tolerant once established, Pelargonium Graveolens is a versatile garden favourite that combines fragrance, ornamental appeal, and reliable year-round performance.

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Mature height

40cm – 1.2m

Mature width

50cm – 1m

Spacing

50cm – 80cm apart

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen Perennial

Foliage

Soft, deeply lobed green aromatic foliage with a strong lemon-rose fragrance when brushed or crushed

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Produces clusters of small pale pink to mauve flowers mainly in spring and summer, with sporadic flowering in warm conditions throughout the year

Sun tolerance

Prefers full sun; tolerates light shade in hotter climates

Maintenance

Low maintenance; benefits from regular light pruning to maintain shape and encourage bushiness; drought tolerant once established

Root System

Fibrous, moderately spreading root system well-suited to well-drained soils and container planting