Pelargonium echinatum 'Mrs Stapleton' in Terracotta Pot Indoor Seating each adorned with traditional skull

each adorned with traditional skull and crossed swords motifs

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Stallone is bred to be more uniform in habit and slightly taller than its parent species

deciduous climbing grape with three-five lobed leaves and a woody vine

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Pelargonium echinatum 'Mrs Stapleton' in Terracotta Pot Indoor Seating each adorned with traditional skullThis striking species hybrid first flowered in 1823 and is notable for its appealing, heart shaped, red feathering on its pink petals. Pelargonium echinatum Mrs Stapleton has semi succulent, spiny stems and hairy underside to its foliage. Influenced by its South African origins, where many species grow and flower during the cooler, wetter season, it can flower from autumn through to spring under the right conditions especially in a greenhouse or