No insect visible; flowering zonal geranium

Cultivated in garden beds, containers, balconies, and greenhouse displays, typically in sunny, well-drained conditions.

Not applicable: this is a plant. It produces sugars through photosynthesis and absorbs water and mineral nutrients through its roots.

Flowers attract pollinators such as bees and hoverflies; blooms are produced repeatedly in warm, bright conditions. The plant is commonly propagated from cuttings or seed.

Generally non-toxic and ornamental, though ingestion may cause mild stomach upset in some pets or people. It provides nectar and pollen for urban pollinators.