Pelargonium sidoides 'Magenta Form' in Terracotta Pot Mattresses Intriguing buds covered with silken

Intriguing buds covered with silken hairs appear on the bare winter stalks

Perfect as a dressing for savoury or sweet dishes

the lion can be paired with his left facing brother or positioned alone as a strong architectural accent in the landscape

it covers everything from stuffed fried olives - to truffle tagliatelle- to mango and vanilla cream cloud cake

These often-hidden Parisian gems have seen crafts and skills passed down over the decades

Pelargonium sidoides 'Magenta Form' in Terracotta Pot Mattresses Intriguing buds covered with silkenIntroduced from South Africa in 1772 by Kew Gardens first plant collector Francis Masson and his colleague Carl Peter Thunberg, the species Pelargonium sidoides Magenta Form bears soft powdery grey green foliage and small flowers held on arching stems. The flowers are a dramatic rich magenta colour, appearing almost black in some lights. Grown traditionally for its medicinal benefits and still used today in cold flu remedies, this plant is a recipient