Pelargonium tabulare seeds grow into the Table Mountain pelargonium — a perennial herb or subshrub native to the subtropical biome of South Africa (Western Cape), growing in rocky and sandy fynbos habitats of the Cape Peninsula and adjacent mountain ranges, including on Table Mountain itself. The epithet tabulare means 'of the table/flat-topped', referring to Table Mountain. A Cape Peninsula endemic producing the typical Pelargonium zygomorphic flowers in pale pink to white with dark purple veining. Family Geraniaceae.Full sun; well-drained, rocky or sandy fynbos soils; warm subtropical Cape conditions; drought-tolerant. 'Tabulare' = of the table (Table Mountain, Cape Town); Cape Peninsula endemic; fynbos habitats Rocky and sandy Cape fynbos; Table Mountain native; pale pink-white flowers with purple veins South Africa (Cape Peninsula, Western Cape) — subtropical biome; Table Mountain fynbos Genus Pelargonium ~280 species; Family Geraniaceae Full sun; rocky sandy soils; drought-tolerant; warm subtropical; Family Geraniaceae Pelargonium tabulare is the Table Mountain pelargonium — a Cape Peninsula endemic growing on the slopes of one of the world's most famous and botanically celebrated mountains, a symbol of the extraordinary concentration of endemic plant species in the Cape floristic region where over 3000 endemic species share a few thousand square kilometres. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.
