Heirloom Pelargoniums, some with hundreds of years of horticultural history, are among 2,000 kinds of plants in an herb ...

Scented geraniums generally are categorized by aroma. They come in rose, mint, fruit, spice and other pungent fragrances. A popular rose-scented plant is Rober’s Lemon Rose. Its soft, gray-green ...

The scented geranium exudes its fragrance from its leaves rather than the flower. Native to the Cape of Good Hope, they were first introduced into Europe in the early 1600s.

Pelargonium tomentosum “A vigorous, furry-leaved, mint scented species with delicate white flowers that, unusually, is very happy in shade.

Outdoors, geraniums seem to be free of pests. Indoors, scented geraniums reveal their charms in the way a room is filled with a fragrance at the touch of a leaf.

The plant’s succulent stems were furnished with coarse, dark green leaves marked in the middle with a burgundy stain — I think the variety was ‘Chocolate Mint’ (Pelargonium quercifolium).

Scented geraniums, which come in numerous fragrances including rose, mint, apple, balsam, lime and orange, can add a pleasant aroma to the garden or home as they grow; they can also be cut for use ...

Scented geraniums are grown mainly for their aromatic leaves, usually smelling of citrus, apple, rose or mint. These have smaller, less showy flowers than the other types.

Included in most groupings are scented geraniums (Pelargonium spp.), which have deeply lobed, ruffled, light grey-green fuzzy foliage with fragrances that are reminiscent of citrus, rose, nuts ...

I buy plants every place I go, even CVS. So when I couldn't find another scented geranium, I went online." Her collection is modest - only about 20 - but growing by half a dozen a year.

How to care for rose-scented geraniums: watering, repotting and where to position them Polarising as their scent may be, Pelargonium graveolens do make excellent houseplants.