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Growing Pelargoniums and Geraniums: a Complete Guide by Beryl Stockton and Jason Mason is the go-to 1996 reference for intermediate gardeners ready to master these colorful South African natives. The 103-page paperback from Hyland House Publishing delivers clear botany notes, propagation tips and pest advice tailored to Australian conditions yet useful worldwide.
This well-loved copy remains in very good condition: crisp, unmarked pages, no dog-ears, square spine, and a firm binding that will stay open on the potting bench. Coming from a smoke-free home, it’s clean enough to gift or shelve proudly beside your other gardening books.
Whether you’re hunting heritage pelargonium varieties or troubleshooting geranium blooms, Stockton and Mason’s concise guide keeps the answers at your fingertips without overwhelming botanical jargon. A handy 250 x 185 mm format and light 340 g weight make it easy to carry around the greenhouse or tuck into a tote for club meetings.