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mosquito plant
Scientific Name: Agastache cana
Family: Lamiaceae
Category: Dicot
Growth: Subshrub, Forb/herb
Duration: Perennial
Other Names:
Mosquito Plant: A Fragrant Repellent (Maybe?)
The "Mosquito Plant" is a common name applied to several plants marketed for their supposed mosquito-repelling properties. It's important to understand the nuances and potential misconceptions surrounding this name.
Considerations for Pets
- Some plants marketed as "Mosquito Plant" are geraniums.
Considerations for Children
- Leaves can be rubbed against the skin.
Nomenclature and Taxonomy
- Common Names: Mosquito Plant, Citronella Plant, Citronella Geranium, Citrosa Plant
- Scientific Names: Primarily associated with Pelargonium citrosum (often incorrectly) and sometimes with lemongrass.
- Pelargonium x citrosum 'van Leenii' is a specific hybrid geranium.
Description
- Often described as having a lemon scent.
- Some varieties produce pink flowers.
- May grow to be approximately 36 inches tall.
Distribution and Habitat
- Commonly found in nurseries in the United States and Canada.
- Suitable for growing on patios and decks.
- Can be planted directly in the ground or in pots, both indoors and outdoors.
Use and Effectiveness
- Marketed as a mosquito repellent.
- Leaves are sometimes rubbed on the skin for repellent effect.
- The effectiveness of Pelargonium x citrosum 'van Leenii' as a mosquito repellent has been questioned in research.
- Some plants, like lemongrass, contain citronella oil, which is an effective mosquito repellent. However, the plant itself may not be as effective as the extracted oil.
Quirky Facts
- The "Mosquito Plant" gained popularity due to the belief that it naturally repels mosquitoes.
- There's a humorous reference to "The Queendom of Mosquito Plant," described as a nation with "rum-swilling pirates."
Additional Information
- Dave's Garden is a resource for gardening tips and ideas.
- Amazon.com hosts customer reviews for various "Mosquito Plant" products.
- eBay offers a variety of "Mosquito Plant" herb plants for sale.