Botanical name: Pelargonium cucullatum subsp. tabulare (L’Hér.) Volschenk Synonyms: Pelargonium tabulare, P. saniculaefolium Family: Geraniaceae Origin: South Africa, Cape Peninsula, Saldanha Bay Common name: geranium, pelargonium Hardiness: -6°C IUCN Red List: LC, Least Concern Pelargonium is a hairy shrub 1 to 2 meters high with hairy, kidney-shaped leaves that are toothed and fragrant when touched. It grows in the Cape Peninsula between 152 and 915 meters above sea level. The flowers are pink with darker markings. For further information: http://www.plantzafrica.com/medmonographs/pelargcucull.pdf