Hi Mark, >Do you have details for the two UK nurseries? > >Mark >N Ireland > Monocot is Mike Salmon, Monocot Nursery, St Michaels, Littleton, Somerton, Somerset, TA11 6NT Whitestone is Roy Mottram, Whitestone Gardens Ltd, The Cactus Houses, Sutton-under-Whitestonecliffe, Thirsk, N. Yorks, YO7 2PA, e-mail - roy@whitestn.demon.co.uk Lynn, >I grew P. incrassatum in Tucson, Az in a raised bed in Arizona's sandy >clay. The bed was watered twice a week, on my irrigation system, all >year. The plant went dormant for the summer and didn't seem to mind the >water. It did beautifully for the four years I lived there. We were at a >3,000 foot elevation with intense sun. I brought it with me when I moved >to Florida and it is just beginning to show some growth after being dried >off this summer. After reading that wonderful introduction...I shall have >to grow more pelargoniums. I only wish I had such conditions! Hi Eugene, > Here's what she says: "P. schlechteri. Two-tiered >Pelargonium. Leaf margins toothed, net veins strongly raised; >inflorescence usually 2 tiered, petals greenish yellow, each with purplish >red blotch." She doesn't show a geographic range for this species. >Incidentally, the book's full title is A Field Guide to the Wild Flowers of >KwaZulu Natal and the Eastern Region. It's a good reference for the area; >more than 1800 species are covered, not all geophytes, of course. (You may >need a magnifying glass to look at some of the photographs, though.) I >purchased my copy through Silverhill Seeds. Many thanks for the information. I must get hold of a copy. Best regards, David Victor