Long Storksbil (Pelargonium elongatum)
Pelargonium elongatum is a small, soft-textured, tuberous, or shrubby perennial plant, typically growing up to 25 cm high. Native to South Africa (Eastern Cape to Lesotho), it features heart-shaped or 5-lobed leaves with reddish zonal markings. It produces clusters of 6 creamy-white flowers with reddish-maroon markings, blooming mostly in spring, although flowering occurs year-round. 
Key Characteristics and Details
Botanical Name: Pelargonium elongatum (Cav.) Salisb.
Habit: Soft-textured shrublet, often growing on rocky slopes.
Leaves: Young leaves are heart-shaped, becoming 5-lobed with age, with a reddish zone.
Flowers: Small, cream-colored flowers with, on average, 2 upper petals featuring wine-red markings, arranged in umbels of up to 6.
Habitat: Primarily found in stony slopes within subtropical biomes.
Scent: The leaves are reported to be lemon and mint-scented.
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