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Stunning new geranium variety delivering the best of both worlds: a gorgeous show of beautiful burgundy blooms and a lavish commotion of ruffled, lemon-scented, cool-green foliage. ‘Angel’s Perfume’s 12-14” plant quickly grows into a show-stopping attraction on your patio: a feast for the senses. Shade to full sun.

A durable, old-fashioned favorite. Wonderfully fragrant foliage provides a treat for the senses.

This is the traditional Rose Scented Geranium. It has large toothed, deeply cut, lacey looking medium green leaves. The oils from this plant can be extracted and used for perfumes. In addition to its ornamental use in your garden you can also find recipes that call for this plants leaves in the making of potpourris, jam, syrup and even cake frosting.

This tantalizing plant has a dark chocolate-colored vein that runs down the rib of the leaf and fans out into fingers. The almost black variegation fades to a rich green as summer progresses and returns again each spring. While this is great looking plant with a rich minty fragrance, it does not smell or taste like chocolate. Excellent in large containers, hanging baskets and ideal ground cover during summer months.

This dwarf scented geranium has small, rounded, scalloped gray-green leaves streaked with creamy white variegation. The leaves have a spicy, nutty fragrance that is reminiscent of actual nutmeg. Small, white flowers with a purple blotch bloom on long flower stems.

Perfect for containers or a low garden border. Scented geraniums are typically grown in containers in full sun. Pinch for fullness.