Variegated Lemon Geranium (Pelargonium crispum 'Variegatum')

Pelargonium crispum 'Variegatum'

Pelargonium crispum ‘Variegatum’ (syn. ‘Variegated Prince Rupert’) is a lemon‑scented, shrubby, upright pelargonium with cream‑margined leaves. P. crispum cultivars are good for topiary due to small, dense foliage.

Key Features

• Cream‑variegated, lemon‑scented leaves.
• Pale pink flowers.
• Compact, dense habit for topiary.

Growing Conditions

Same as species: full sun to part shade, well‑drained soil, container culture with good drainage, magnesium supplement, overwinter indoors.

Care & Propagation

Sow seed at 70°F in late winter/early spring, or softwood cuttings. Same pest/disease profile as species.

Landscape Uses

Beds, borders, containers, indoor, topiary; cottage and herb gardens.

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