Pelargonium triste, the Night Scented Pelargonium, is a unique, tuberous-rooted geranium with finely divided, fern-like, gray-green leaves. Its small, dull yellow-green flowers are inconspicuous by day but emit a powerful, sweet, vanilla-clove fragrance at night to attract moth pollinators. This South African native goes dormant in summer, losing its leaves. It's a curiosity for collectors of fragrant and unusual plants.




| Family: | Geraniaceae (jer-ay-nee-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Pelargonium (pe-lar-GO-nee-um) |
| Species: | triste (TRIS-tee) |
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