Pelargonium griseum R.Knuth

Much-branched, erect, aromatic subshrub; stems rather woody and smooth, older stems with remains of leaf bases. Leaves pinnate with pinnae irregularly divided into narrow segments; lamina cordiform to narrowly cordiform; pilose with pyriform-headed glandular hairs in between; petiole longer than lamina, long persistent. Inflorescences of 2-or 3-flowered pseudo-umbels, pedicels shorter than hypanthium. Sepals 5, ovate to elliptic. Petals 4, pinkish purple, dark-veined, unguiculate; posterior 2 auriculate, claws inrolled forming false tubes, slightly longer than anterior 3. Stamens 7, fertile. Flowering time Nov.-Jan.