Pelargonium 'Prince of Orange' in Terracotta Pot Kitchen Ware aspirational cruisers of the 1950s

aspirational cruisers of the 1950s

and coir (from ethically-approved sources)

Maranta’s are clumping plants

These ceramic poulettes are a keen favourite of ours

they make for the perfect complement to an ice-cold aperitif in the evening

Pelargonium 'Prince of Orange' in Terracotta Pot Kitchen Ware aspirational cruisers of the 1950sA paler version of the Pelargonium Graveleons, the Prince of Orange bears scented foliage with an incised structure and a velvety texture. Featuring a lighter mauve shade that is lifted by a complementary, more vibrant splash of magenta on select petals, the leaves carry a citrussy orange scent. Each plant arrives planted in a terracotta 15cm pot.