Excerpt from The Florist, Fruitist, and Garden Miscellany, 1852
We need scarcely say that the Pelargonium has only to be seen in good condition to be appreciated, and there is no excuse for not growing it well, especially where a house is wholly devoted to its culture nevertheless, apart from the metropolis and the suburbs of some of the large provincial towns, how rare are the instances in which this end is attained!
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