Pelargonium quercifolium ‘Trevor’ is a hardy, evergreen, drought resistant shrublet with interesting, oak-shaped leaves. A useful foliage and textural plant that is worth planting just for its beautiful, maroon-veined leaves which are balsam-scented.
It also bears clusters of gorgeous rich pink flowers from August to January, that are held well above the plant. The flowers attract pollinating insects to the garden.
Looks beautiful in either a mixed bed, mass-planted or as a container plant.
Plant in full sun or half-day shade and, importantly, plant them in well-drained soil.
Size: 30 to 50cm