Pelargonium citronellum
Image: Paul Hoekman
Description
A shrub of up to 2 metres in height with hairy multi-pointed leaves and pink flowers that have purple markings on the two upper petals. The shrub does well along rivers and in sandy soil. The plant can be used to pests when planted as companion plant.The plant can be used in food, scents and in traditional medicine.
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Scientific name
Pelargonium citronellum
Common name(s)
Lemon-scented pelargonium