Pelargonium hortorum aka Zonal Geranium

Pelargonium × hortorum, also known as zonal geranium or garden geranium, is a popular ornamental plant. It is a hybrid between Pelargonium zonale and Pelargonium inquinans, resulting in a compact and tender evergreen perennial. The leaves of this plant are lobed and rounded, with a distinct brown annular zone marking. In the summer, clusters of pink flowers bloom, adding a splash of color to gardens and windowsills. These flowers come in a variety of solid tones, including red, purple, pink, salmon, magenta, white, and bicolors. The leaves, which grow on succulent stems, are oval in shape. Some cultivars display prominent color zones running through the middle of the leaves, while others have more subtle markings. Zonal geraniums are commonly found in garden centers and florists, potted for indoor display or planted in flowerbeds.